Dining room curtains open.
Dining room curtains closed.(the seam at the bottom is not quite as noticable in person... I think the lighting and camera are playing tricks with us.)
So this works, no? I think it will keep a little of the cold out - and boy has it been cold here recently. We've been walking to work in 8 degree weather (Minnesota weather, if you will). However, the Kentuckians are not quite as used to this weather - schools were cancelled today for the 4th day in a row, since we got 1/2" of snow last night. 1/2". Seriously. Is this why Kentucky's education rates are some of the lowest in the US? Because they never go to school?
Anyways, in the midst of last night's "blizzard", we managed to hang up a new shelf and put some things on it. I'm particularly excited about the metal star, as I have been eyeing them up for months and only recently allowed myself to purchase one. The picture is actually a photo of the Spoonbridge and Cherry sculpture at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. We like it because it reminds us of our Minneapolis roots. And because it reminds us that we can eventually move back (or at least, we're crossing our fingers that it will become a possibility at some point).
The new shelf above the TV, complete with metal star and cherry on a spoon picture.
Anyways, in the midst of last night's "blizzard", we managed to hang up a new shelf and put some things on it. I'm particularly excited about the metal star, as I have been eyeing them up for months and only recently allowed myself to purchase one. The picture is actually a photo of the Spoonbridge and Cherry sculpture at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. We like it because it reminds us of our Minneapolis roots. And because it reminds us that we can eventually move back (or at least, we're crossing our fingers that it will become a possibility at some point).
The new shelf above the TV, complete with metal star and cherry on a spoon picture.
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