The Construction Innovation Hub: Build Back Better

filled it about half full with white vinegar.

Our New Back Hall Mud Room Area.Tearing the back hall “storage area” apart has led there to be what some might see as mess and chaos in other parts of the house now.

And by “some” I mean me.🙂 I’ve found I’m really enjoying this phase of the project though, which seems kind of unlikely given the state of my bedroom right now.Over the past 7 years or so we’ve renovated most of one house, which we sold, and we’ve been through lots of different phases of renovation on this house as well.

The state of unfinishedness has been constant so I’ve picked up a few tricks for keeping my head on straight throughout the process along the way.Here are my thoughts!.

1) Lower your expectations for how much you’re going to get done in a given amount of time.

And then lower them again..You’ve seen our.

mudroom entrance way.already, but I guess this sort of our “real” front entrance decorations.

Although we don’t use that entrance.Chris decorated the front of the house for me using corn stalks, a pumpkin, a hay bale, and a big ol rusty corn thresher he found in the garage attic.