Lets talk BOUDOIR shall we

Guess bedroom before renovation

Second room that was used for storage.

I'm committed now

Things are starting to come together.

Now that I have your attention..... and this post will in time have something to do with  boudoir. So what does an amateur do when he is not hamming you ask? How about  removing a wall and making two rooms into one but of course. Early last week my beautiful wife came to me with a request. We have a few spare rooms in the basement she asked to have two of the rooms made into one. Julie was wanting to expand her photography hobby/business to include boudoir photography. In order for Julie to set up the proper  studio a  larger room was a requirement. It first had to be determined if the wall she wanted removed was a load bearing wall or not, it was not. The size of the opening was soon decided and off came the drywall, and wood studs. There was the removing and relocating of electrical outlets, cable TV and phone lines. Julie was employed as my painter  as I removed the wall. Julie soon came to the realization how she hates painting. I came to the realization that while she was painting quite a bit of paint came into contact with the carpet. It did not phase Julie as all I heard throughout the painting was "it's ok dear, we can get it out with the carpet cleaner". I extended my weekend by  three days to make sure the project was done. It has come down to the wire and now there is one day left. Thinking the extra three days off would be loads of time,  it turned out as with any job there were things that did not go as planned and we fell behind. My goal for the time off is that Julie's studio is setup  and ready for clients so she can move onto the next phase of her photography career.  Stay tuned for the studio reveal as we will accomplish out goals albeit right down to the deadline!!!!!!!