I'm researching barn door hardware.
The garden shed / barn out back needs an update. It's an awesome little barn that up until a gardening makeover I had been taking for granted. Now that the weed-bed behind it has been turned into a very pretty little garden, I'm all about giving some much needed love to the shed.
It wants a coat or two of red paint and white trim.
It NEEDS a new set of doors.
The current doors are (apart from falling apart) hinged and beat the crap out of the pretty flowers I plant on either side of them.
So I'm investigating sliding doors and hardware. The doors should be pretty easy - we'll make them out of 2-by and strap them together - good old-fashioned barn doors. The hardware, I'm sort of struggling with. I think I have the entire list together, but I'm not sure. And then, whatever we get track wise, I'm thinking I'm going to paint - because galvanized is just ugly. I'm thinking I'm going to paint it black... so that it stands out.
And I want a window... but that's likely a later project.
We're also toying with the notion of building new porch steps (out of trex) for the front porch.
And we need a new roof.
And windows.
and plumbing.
and electrical.
and a new laundry room floor.
and a new bathroom.
sigh.
20 May 2009
15 May 2009
choose
what's more fun:
virtual school shopping for your daughter's first day of kindergarten
or
a brand new lime green moleskine?
what's more daunting:
cleaning the house for a gathering on Saturday night
or
another baby shower on Sunday afternoon?
what's more rewarding:
doing an awesome job on a project about which you are passionate and hearing nothing from your boss
or
slapping some crap together on a project about which you don't care, and having your boss call it great work?
Some of life's questions make me smile today.
virtual school shopping for your daughter's first day of kindergarten
or
a brand new lime green moleskine?
what's more daunting:
cleaning the house for a gathering on Saturday night
or
another baby shower on Sunday afternoon?
what's more rewarding:
doing an awesome job on a project about which you are passionate and hearing nothing from your boss
or
slapping some crap together on a project about which you don't care, and having your boss call it great work?
Some of life's questions make me smile today.
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