In The Pink

I hung up the pink letters and added a dried flower wreath to the front door. I am happy with the way it looks.

For Pat, who was worried about what the neighborhood association might say, this is what it looks like from outside. You can hardly tell.  As you can all see I have some work to do on the front steps.  A job for another sunny weekend.

By the way, a week ago I traded in my car. I continue to be amazed how long it takes to do that.  I was hungry afterward, so I took myself to my favorite restaurant where I indulged in dessert.

My first reaction was embarrassment, but I got over it.

Pink Letter Surgery

I didn't do any sewing over the weekend; it was all devoted to home improvements. 

 I replaced the faucet in the bathroom sink, and installed a massaging shower head in the shower. 

I bought a new floor lamp for the sewing studio (because I stole one for the living room.)
 
While at the hardware store I also bought some small tubes of Super Glue and some stick-on hooks. I glued the pieces of the broken serif on the letter T together.

Hanging the letter T will be easy, but the letter L will be a little bit tricky, but this is more or less where they are going to go. They aren't hung up permanently quite yet.

If you want to know the full story of these pink letters, follow these links.
1. Letters in 3-D
2. Of Pink Letters...
3. Pink Letters
4. Change Partners & Dance, Redux