
Royal Bread (John’s Christmas Gift)
That’s what John thought this gift represented when he unwrapped it on Christmas morning. But by around his third guess he’d cracked the co…

That’s what John thought this gift represented when he unwrapped it on Christmas morning. But by around his third guess he’d cracked the co…

I love surprises, and John’s an expert at pulling them off. He’s done everything from arranging for my best friend to fly in for my birthda…

We painted an ugly bronze mirror white for a whole new look on the cheap. Here’s the play by play.

Unclogging the kitchen sink wasn’t fun, but we got ‘er done. Learn what we did and what worked for us.

After our big kitchen reveal yesterday, it seems like the million dollar question still lingers: how much did it cost? (Hint: It wasn’t mil…

Who would have ever thought we’d be without a kitchen for almost four months? Not us. But it’s baaaaaack. And it’s better than ever. First …

The counters are in and boy are they better than sliced bread. After months of waiting for a surface to dice upon, any old counter would do…

Our new and improved granite slabs moseyed into town this week and, unlike our last visit to the stoneyard, it was definitely love at first…

The sheer equation of gravity + paint = nightmare. But add abnormally absorbent ceiling tiles that are bumpy and uneven to the mix. Sounds …

The excitement began yesterday when we visited the stone yard to check out our granite slabs. And ended when we laid eyes on the giant hunk…

While the majority of America seems to love hoarding and clutter, John and I are lone mice. Or whatever the opposite of a pack rat would be…

This not having a functioning kitchen thing is getting old. It may sound strange, but we were too lazy to go out to eat tonight. Instead, w…