Evolution to a Nursery

Since 2005, the room at the end of the Pensinger hall has seen its share of changes.

 2005. When we moved in. Even the walls detested their covering. I don’t think they really liked the bedspread either.

For a long time it served its dual purpose quite well; office and guest bedroom.

 2006. The walls told me they were much happier being naked and blue.

The room was admittedly stoked to receive a custom upgrade.

 2010. These walls kept bragging to the others in our house about holding a mac-daddy hanging desk for two aspiring authors. They got a little out of control, if you ask me.

I won’t lie. The room went into a funk when we started dismantling it. It thought it had reached the pinnacle of it’s existence. (Aside from getting new carpet. But don’t say anything to the carpet). The good thing is, the room at the end of the hall is a quick learner. It now knows that it’s best purpose is yet to come.

 2014. Imminent arrival of baby girl Pensinger. The walls are currently holding up well under the pressure to be more than just a room. I think they’ve finally grown up. *snif, snif*

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Posted in What to Expect When You Actually Are Expecting and tagged chevron fabric, detestable wallpaper, Edison bulb, if walls could talk, nursery, pensingereclaimed.com, re-purposed birdcage. on March 20, 2014.