The title says it all! I've had one of those days. If you haven't noticed the Dell died. It actually kicked the bucket last night but I was in denial until this morning. The hard drive is currently at our local computer repair shop so they can rip some important files off of it but the rest of it is toast. Adobe wanted to update last night so my husband let it reboot except it didn't. The fan came on but it just wouldn't start. We left it alone all night and came back in the morning to try again (after our snow day was called, YEAH!) and it was still dead. So my brother took out our hard drive and my husband and brother took it to the shop.
Thank God we had our $1,000 emergency fund (we are following Dave Ramsey) so we took some of it out and purchased a new CPU. We got a Emachines for $339 after tax at Best Buy. I didn't think that was too bad.
Then my brother wanted some furniture I was getting rid of so he decided to work on some DIY projects for me. When we redid the kitchen we never finished fixing the soffit since I changed the layout of the cabinets. It was missing drywall in a few spots. My brother started in the corner and worked his way around. Out of the 3 spots, one is ready to sand and prime, one is still 2x4's, and one is still being debated.
Yes the top picture has a cobweb. We are keeping it real.
I forgot to take a picture of this drywalled and mudded. I'll have to do that when we finish the 2nd box later this week. Sorry.
Next came Emma's closet which lets just say is a disaster upon itself. Here is her closet makeover (still currently in progress) These are the BEFORE pictures. Dear Lord you can't even open the door!
I took everything out and made a huge pile. The cat just stared at me. I think she is mocking me.
That's not all of it either. I took pity on you and didn't show you what was still on the top of the closet or on the shelves. You might see part of those later.
I moved in her dresser/ changing table from when she was a baby. It fit perfectly! Here is what went inside of that.
Shoes inside the cabinet.
Top shelf: sneakers
Middle shelf: dress shoes
Bottom shelf: sandals and etc.
I brought the two important things into the closet clean/organize situation. My water in my reusable 24 oz. cup and my
Basic H2 all purpose cleaner. Those drawers were just gross!
Any money found in the closet redo was put into Emma's Save envelope from her Financial Peace Jr. kit.
Here is her top drawer. It holds t-shirts. It is now labeled.
The middle drawer holds long sleeve shirts. It is also labeled :o)
The next drawer has shorts and jeans. It is also labeled.
The bottom drawer has long pants.
Now that the dresser was finished I had to tackle the mound of dresses, sweaters, jumpers and skirts on the bed.
I had to tear out two shelves that the builder put in in order to hang her long clothes. She still has one shelf at the bottom for her doll babies and her horses and stable went underneath the shelf on the floor.
Emma still has some things to go through on top of the dresser but we put her craft kits and extra toys neatly in their boxes and stacked on top of the closet until we can decide what to do. We are 95% finished with the closet.
So while I was working in the closet I left Chris to watch the girls. I come back out to find THIS on the kitchen table!
Yes that is CRAYON on my kitchen table. So... I grabbed my Shaklee
Basic H2 (degreaser formula) and sprayed.
The flash went off so bright it looks like the crayon is already gone. I promise you I am no magician it was still there. I used my microfiber cloth and just rubbed it away.
Okay so NOW it is gone. Too bad it couldn't take care of those scratches...ewwww.
So that was my Tuesday. Nuts right?
Don't forget the January Shaklee special. Purchase $70 member price worth of any product on the site and get the Cinch Sampler Kit for FREE! That's over a $100 value! We got it and love it! I even ordered the shake in chocolate now to try that.
