Friday John Ku – AKA – TGIF

Another week in the bag. (so to speak). We are happy that all the repairs have been made at our house. Yesterday was the first day in six months that no one was scheduled to come in and do something. The sound of silence is deafening. I have to say after all the angst and loss of hair, the house looks great.

TGIF

Here is the photo I ran on this blog before the flooring work started.

New Floors

So here is the finished item. Wider planks, darker wood, more texture in keeping with a beach house.

Today’s John Ku talks about the new normal in a disaster area. I hope you have a great weekend.

Patience by John W. Howell © 2018

Normal completion,

Can be months instead of weeks . . .

Learn patience virtue.

58 thoughts on “Friday John Ku – AKA – TGIF”

  1. Turned out beautifully! The darker/wider planks really update the look of your place. I like the color of your walls, by the way. I know they look different in a photo, is that like a misty green? Patience IS a virtue. Wish I could go out and acquire some. haha.

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  2. Wow, the deeper tones are exquisite. I suspect your floors will keep speaking to you for awhile, of Harvey and workmen and transformation. 🙂

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  3. The darker wood and wide plank is perfect for a beach house. The place looks awesome! So glad things are back to normal….and just in time for Twiggy! 🙂
    Happy Fri-yay!

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  4. Congrats, John!
    I’m sitting in the bedroom – house in total disarray – working on a tiny notebook type laptop – waiting for the carpet installers to finish and then it’s back to work putting everything back together!! It’s been an experience living in a construction zone!!

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  5. So glad your house is worker-free once again. It looks great! And won’t little Twiggy be happy to have a forever home without all that noise and confusion?!

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  6. It looks just wonderful. Isn’t it funny how we advise one another to “practice” patience? I wonder from time to time how much practice is required before we get it right? For now, at least, your patience has paid off — enjoy the silence, and the new beauty around you.

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