I keep forgetting to mention one thing I would have done differently with the house, if we had thought to make it happen: I would have added an electrical outlet in the floor of the kitchen (near the table) for laptops and such. That would have been handy.
For someone who might put a kitchen island in where we have our daughter’s medical stander, you could add an outlet there, too.
Another thing (mentioned in the book) is using plain cement for tile grout rather than cement/sand mixture.
I am amazed at how many things I just really wouldn’t change, though. 🙂 I love this house.
For those of you interested in the controversy, I hope to post wall stats (temps, humidity levels, presence or absence of condensation) SOON!
Christa Upton Black Hills Picture Books Edgemont, SD 57735
Hi Christa,
I followed a link from Domestic Serenity to your blog. I am also a homeschooling mother with Multiple Chemical Sensitivities, and I am also homebound. I’ll keep you in prayer!
OH, so nice to “meet” you!!! 🙂 We have a lot in common. 🙂 I will keep you in prayer, too!!!! I loved Daniele’s post today. (For those of you who would like to see it: http://www.domesticserenity.org/transforming-community/ ) I am praying about doing an “at home” retreat myself!