To celebrate this, I give you the Misses Darwin, perched upon what are now empty boxes.
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Oh, the cuteness!
(Congratulations on finishing an enormous job.)
Oh wow!!! I can't believe how much older they all look!
You must be so happy to get that flooring finished.
I hope you all get to have a relaxing weekend...you know I'm not!
God bless...
What a great picture! And congratulations on getting all that flooring down, what a job. I'm sure the baseboards, etc will be a snap. Just don't take a break, otherwise you may find yourselves in the same position of some friends of mine who still hadn't finished the baseboards almost 6 months after getting the floor down! :-)
Amber,
Oh, believe me, that is ever on my mind. We tiled our upstairs bathroom three years ago, and it still doesn't have baseboards. Hopefully that will get done now...
...You do have a big back yard, right?
And either a shotgun or a sword collection or something?
The lady on the left looks like an impish charmer to be, the middle lady is going to be sweet, and the lady on the right looks like she'll have a solid, classic case of lovely.
Congrats on them all! (and the floor.) ;^p
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