Renovations, Painting again
Painting again. Some time ago Stephen and I embarked on a radical project to renovate most of the rooms in the house. To track and monitor the plethora of tasks we designed a spreadsheet to identify every job. Today almost a year and a half later we have started the final chapter; the pool room. It was long overdue with its sagging, gyprock ceiling and cracked cornices. Delighted to be almost there but not confronting the new challenge. Do we keep the poolroom as it is or should we use this opportunity to change its character. No one has used the table is so long that I can't recall when it was last challenging players to shoot pool. Now a dilemma confronts. What is the best use of this space? Table stays or table goes? All suggestions are welcome.
Painting again. Some time ago Stephen and I embarked on a radical project to renovate most of the rooms in the house. To track and monitor the plethora of tasks we designed a spreadsheet to identify every job. Today almost a year and a half later we have started the final chapter; the pool room. It was long overdue with its sagging, gyprock ceiling and cracked cornices. Delighted to be almost there but not confronting the new challenge. Do we keep the poolroom as it is or should we use this opportunity to change its character. No one has used the table is so long that I can't recall when it was last challenging players to shoot pool. Now a dilemma confronts. What is the best use of this space? Table stays or table goes? All suggestions are welcome.
Ann,
ReplyDeleteThere comes a time when things lose their interest for us - pool tables, gym rooms and even real pools.
Scrap the pool table and find a new interest for the room.
Renovating our bathroom brought me back to your blog and so I might just sit here with my cuppa and see how the earlier renovations have gone.
Leon