Thank you to our amazing family for making our move possible this weekend. In addition to painting the entire upstairs of our new house, they also helped us move our heavy stuff with a U-Haul. My two aunties, mama and Cri primed and painted away, while Fafa (Philip) took it upon himself to clean out our massive garage. Being the friendly Canadian that he is, he also surprised us all with Starbucks and Red Vines. Meanwhile, my dad knocked down the rickety railings surrounding our backyard deck. My grandfather announced at one point while we were moving that he "lives for this shit," to which my mother replied that she would happily put him to work, if that was the case... ;)
Casey and I need a 179 mural on our garage. 179 (Angelina Villalobos is the dopest artist around; we were so lucky to have her do our wedding save-the-dates!). I knew we had moved to a good neighborhood when I saw that she had painted a mural pretty close to our new house.
We're currently living in our second bedroom while we paint and finish the floors in our future room. Also, (the layers of) bathroom wallpaper desperately need to come down.
We're totally out of our Ballard rental (and hopefully done with going to bed at 2 a.m. for a while!). This photo says it all.
Don't even get me started on:
The mother-in-law apartment downstairs. Or the yard. Or the garage lol. Gonna be some very large and expensive updates in our future, but Casey keeps telling me, "One project at time."
Neighborhood update:
I still need to try the Corn on the Cob place and introduce Casey to Loretta's in South Park.
Next up:
More painting this week (especially in the kitchen).
P.S. Last night, we said goodbye to our sweet little Ballard house; our first actual home together, where Casey proposed to me, where we first lived together in Seattle. I bowed before the house and said a little Buddhist blessing in Japanese and Casey did too. <3
P.S. Last night, we said goodbye to our sweet little Ballard house; our first actual home together, where Casey proposed to me, where we first lived together in Seattle. I bowed before the house and said a little Buddhist blessing in Japanese and Casey did too. <3
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| Living room in progress! (It's done now) |
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| Existing color palette. As you can see, the struggle is real. |
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| Pizza work parties! Proletariat Pizza is bomb! I highly recommend their Real Hawaiian with prosciutto |
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