Stephen and I stripped wallpaper all day today in my bedroom. An arduous task. We used a steamer the Ws lent us and managed to contribute about three gallons of water to the atmosphere over the course of the day. That meant that my room was foggy and smelled like dissolving wallpaper glue, so we opened all of my windows--which made my room cold and even clammier, thanks to the fact that it was raining outside. But now the wallpaper is all off, and I've cleaned up the mess, and am nearly ready to paint.
Stephen stripping wallpaper in the morning.
By the afternoon, we were over to the desk.
And the results of the day's work: a glorious mess!
I don't recognize that quilt. From whence commeth?
ReplyDeleteThe Psalms often praise God for preparing clouds in the sky and watering the grass. He participates as much in the mundane as He does in the grand and glorious. In fact, there really isn't that distinction for God. Our most dreaded and disgusting details of life are still fondly overseen by God's glorious care. He cares for your GRE infinitely more than He cares for sparrows--and just look at how many sparrows He tends! It is his joy to help and keep you.
ReplyDelete(cheers for the removal of your dated wallpaper! Have you picked out any new decorations?)