If a stranger were to walk through the front door of your house/apartment/dwelling right now, what would they think? If they glanced around your main living space, what impression would they get? Go!
They would think an 80 year old woman lived here. Our furniture is mostly hand-me-down antiques. We have a Victrola and records, and lots of old, heavy furniture. And the 80 year old had a grandkid because there are some toys in the corner
They would say "holy shiz that kitchen is amazing."
Because it is. That's why we bought the house, and that is what EVERYBODY says. The rest of the house is just normal, uninteresting...but the kitchen is amazing.:-)
And then they'd say "Jesus, she could at least sweep or wipe down the counters sometimes," because the floors are really dark and show every single speck, and the granite is speckled and hides every bit... until you touch them. And then, ew.
They would say, "this is nice"! We get that a lot. We have an average house with a few upgrades, but it's perfect for us and suits us well. And they would probably look at all of DD's toys scattered about.
@JSS1002...Pic, please We also bought our house for the kitchen. It's a rambler and the previous owners gutted the horrible rambler galley kitchen and turned it into a huge, open kitchen/dining that walks out to the deck. It sold us the minute we walked into the house.
They would say "What kind of clean freaks live here? Oh, and nice floors"
My husband and I are both mega clean, and he sells flooring.So...nice floors in our house.
Oh my gosh, I think this every morning before I walk out the door. Our house doesn't stay as clean anymore and I have anxiety about someone coming in and seeing it dirty. I would be embarrassed, even if it was someone breaking into my house!
Immediately walking in the door they'd think 7 people live in my house because of all the shoes in the 'shoe bucket". walking into the kitchen they'd think that its a frat house because there's so much beer everywhere.
"Wow, these people took 50 Shades of Grey way too seriously". But not in a kinky way My whole house (except for the kids rooms and basement) is shades of grey with white and black accents and pops of color. It's really soothing to me!
1) "why are there power tools in your kitchen....and foyer.....and bathroom...?" (We are doing a whole house remodel.....we are currently in year three)
2). "You fence in your baby?" (See #1)
Be surprised that we only have one kid. And wonder what the heck what's the pile of junk? I have a big pile of Christmas gifts that I refuse to let any further in the house. Most will end up at good will.
When Ava was tiny I did an "Ava TV: Cribs" edition. So here are some pics from that.
Dining room Kitchen (looks pretty good for 20 years old- going to redo it within the next couple years) Family room (we are going to paint that huge wood insert white when we knock out the back walls and combine it with the kitchen) Living room (with our cousins, and I've changed some stuff since this pic three years ago)
They would say "holy shiz that kitchen is amazing."
Because it is. That's why we bought the house, and that is what EVERYBODY says. The rest of the house is just normal, uninteresting...but the kitchen is amazing.:-)
And then they'd say "Jesus, she could at least sweep or wipe down the counters sometimes," because the floors are really dark and show every single speck, and the granite is speckled and hides every bit... until you touch them. And then, ew.
LOL! We only get that reaction about our garage. It's a four car tandem, so it is pretty awesome
If a stranger came into my house and never saw the garage, theyd think "Did a torando pass through here?" Between the toys everywhere and the stuff piled up on surfaces, my house is currently a wreck. I'm working on changing that, but boy is it hard when there are 5 people in the house.
TTC since May 2006. After 3 failed Clomid cycles, 2 failed Injectibles/IUIs, 2 failed IVFs and 1 failed FET, we moved on to adoption!
Last ditch FET resulted in BFP, and identical twin girls!
Re: GTKY first impression
Because it is. That's why we bought the house, and that is what EVERYBODY says. The rest of the house is just normal, uninteresting...but the kitchen is amazing.:-)
People would why there is dog hair all over the floor of toys r us at our house.
BFP #2: 11-7-14, CP (BFN: 11-13-14)
BFP #3: 3/24/15 EDD: 12/5/15
@JSS1002...Pic, please
We also bought our house for the kitchen. It's a rambler and the previous owners gutted the horrible rambler galley kitchen and turned it into a huge, open kitchen/dining that walks out to the deck. It sold us the minute we walked into the house.
They would say "What kind of clean freaks live here? Oh, and nice floors"
My husband and I are both mega clean, and he sells flooring.So...nice floors in our house.
You love blue tones (actually no, I have no idea how my whole living room became blue/black/grey).
Love skulls
They would probably think my dining table is weird. It's a gothic antique with the tall back red velvet chairs.
Dining room
Kitchen (looks pretty good for 20 years old- going to redo it within the next couple years)
Family room (we are going to paint that huge wood insert white when we knock out the back walls and combine it with the kitchen)
Living room (with our cousins, and I've changed some stuff since this pic three years ago)
LOL! We only get that reaction about our garage. It's a four car tandem, so it is pretty awesome
If a stranger came into my house and never saw the garage, theyd think "Did a torando pass through here?" Between the toys everywhere and the stuff piled up on surfaces, my house is currently a wreck. I'm working on changing that, but boy is it hard when there are 5 people in the house.
TTC since May 2006. After 3 failed Clomid cycles, 2 failed Injectibles/IUIs, 2 failed IVFs and 1 failed FET, we moved on to adoption!
Last ditch FET resulted in BFP, and identical twin girls!