A Look Back

Hello all of my friends!

 Way back in 2012,

was when we first remodeled our bedroom.

We had brown linoleum floors.

Still not even sure why the homeowner who built

this home added three windows like this.

We have them in both bedrooms.

The closet door was this flimsy bi-fold wood one.

Bob re-configured this area to have one closet here

while having a built in cabinet with drawers he made. 

The new configuration allowed his and hers closets.

We share the cabinet.

Bob also trimmed out the windows more in the prim style.

The paint colors I chose then were colonial blue

and a crisp white.

I wanted to get away from the brown.

Before we primed the walls those were also brown.

Imagine a whole house in brown linoleum 

with brown paneled walls throughout.

That's what we had.

These next pics are various ones I grabbed.

just to show some after pics of our first redo.

Peepers one of our kitties who has since passed

loved being on the bed.

The new closer doors that were out in at the time.

This cabinet is now in our kitchen.

The pine table at the foot of the bed 

now resides on our guest room.

I really loved how our bedroom looked like,

however I am over the moon in love

with the color and design I have now chosen

for our room makeover.

Stay tuned for the reveal.

In other news.

I know I have ranted about this before.

I will probably get some of you mad at me.

7 horses died at the Kentucky Derby this year.

10,000 to 15,000 of racehorses are slaughtered 

each and every year.

If they dont make their owners money,

off they go to these Kentucky stock auctions.

Then sold for slaughter.

We unfortunately have a holding farm which is only

10 minutes from us.

They are held for a few days,

then shipped to Canada for slaughter.

It is so sad to see a livestock truck come in.

About 40 horses are shoved in and since

they come from Kentucky, no food or water

until they get to this holding farm.

Nothing will change until we stop watching on tv.

Nothing will  change until no one goes to the track.

Nothing will change until we get the word out.

I use to own a horse.

Never would I have been able to send him to slaughter. 

Well better get to work.

Look Back Blessings To All!

Janice