Well Hello Lovely People! Hope you have all enjoyed your Christmases and the New Year....
So it's January 2014.....ours has started off well, Mr Bea is revamping our very mouldy bathroom.....teenagers and showers = Bathroom Mould!
And after 16 years we are saying goodbye to our Tardis, our very well loved SMEG.....but I couldn't let him go completely, I've kept the freezer door as a little reminder, well actually a rather large one, goodness knows what I'll do with him! All suggestions welcome!!!
(For those distressed by the fact, a new one is being delivered today, pastel blue this time!)
The house is getting back to normal.....
But there will be lots of changes in 2014..... Lots of revamping of rooms.....BRING ON THE COLOUR!!! I'm looking forward to continuing my quest to create a colourful home!
I've missed being here and popping over to see you, I've a shopping date planned with my friend today (actually, nice cafe, coffee and chat might be the sum of it!) so hopefully I will pop over to see you all soon!
Thank you for all your lovely New Year Wishes!
Bye for now,
Ada :) xxx
Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteStill pondering over ideas for your door!
Happy New Year to you Ada, hope that you love your new fridge and revamped bathroom and that you had a great time visiting with your friend! All good starts to a new year. xx
ReplyDeletebecause i own a baby pink smeg and know how truly beautiful and yet utterly rubbish as a working item they are I was going to suggest you buy a normal fridge/freezer that works.. doesn't frost over every other day/ doesn't have shelves that snap and then razor cut you every time you get the bread, doesn't have a door so fat and heavy that it bounces itself open and then defrosts all your food unexpectedly whilst weeing on the floor, etc etc etc......and then glue the fancy smeg door to the front of new working model! But i see you are smeg obsessed and have already re-mortgaged your house to buy a new one in the name of non-functional beauty! Oh well!!! I was hoping you could break free and be a light of hope for the rest of us....see you at the next....i love my smeg and cant let go anonymous meeting! xxxxx
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year Ada, wishing you and yours a happy year of colourfulness
ReplyDeleteClare xx
Lovely ... you have great plans for the new year Ada ... looking forward to seeing your changes ... Bee xx
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you and your family ~ hope you enjoy your day with your friend. Looking forward to seeing what your blog brings this year :O)x
ReplyDeleteHello ada...glad you are back happy 2014 enjoy your shopping trip....bestest daisy j x
ReplyDeleteWondering about the door....as you are having a bathroom refit could you make a cupboard frame to fit the door and have a rather cool bathroom cabinet? Your crafts are inspirational- I love your posts!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year Amanda... here's a thought for the door; sand a rectangular shape in the middle to act as a key for blackboard paint and hang in the kitchen. Handy for shopping lists and appointments. It tickles me to see that little mat I made in your photos... xx
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year lovely Ada! Mouldy bathrooms not much fun, but something I'm familiar with too, having teenagers who spend half an hour in the shower!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a lovely time with your friend, and can't wait to see your makeovers, although your home always looks lovely anyway ....
Love claire xx
Enjoy your girlie day, and good luck with all the revamping, look forward to seeing it here...... ,
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year, hope all goes well with the decorating!
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I have Smeg envy! Happy New Year Ada, looking forward to reading about many more of your colourful adventures this year. Anna x
ReplyDeletewonderful! can't believe you had a dark blue smeg and you called it a tardis!! I don't know what you should with it but i agree it's keepable. I know someone who once had a car door with flowers on mounted on the wall, because they wanted to keep a reminder! lovely to have new decoration plans, enjoy, Heather x
ReplyDeleteHappy new year to you too and I'm looking forward to seeing what you get up to. As for the door.....I'm sorry but you are on your own with that puzzle!
ReplyDeleteYou could use the door as a piece of artwork........... can you put magnets on it? How about a pinboard?
ReplyDeleteWhen you have decorated would you like to come and do mine?
Julie xxxxxxxx
Happy new year!
ReplyDeleteNo ideas for the fridge door yet.
Good luck with all the house revamp and hope you enjoyed your day with your friend.
Marion
mouldy bathrooms...i could write an essay or start a rant about the price of anti mould paint and why it only comes in white
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year! I think I would put the Smeg door on the kitchen wall.! X
ReplyDeleteHappy new year to you and a 2014 full of crochet loveliness...yaaaaaaay x
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year, full of promise and potential :) xx
ReplyDeleteOh yeah bring on the colour!! Your blog is a ray of sunshine I love it!
ReplyDeleteHappy new year to you!
I wish I knew how to make grannie squares, gotta learn tricot this year ;) I'm glad I passes thru this blog, so vintage and colorful :)
ReplyDeleteYour new fridge sounds really pretty! I got a new one almost two years ago, plain white, but it's huge and that's what I really wanted. Enjoy your renos and new appliance!
ReplyDeleteI take advantage of a steamy bathroom to grow plants that like a moist atmosphere. Unfortunately I am the person who has to do all the mould removal. How lucky you are to have someone to do it. Sigh. Wishing you all a very happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteHello lovely Ada, nice to see you're back, I am too...lovely to start the new year by catching up with bloggy friends. I hope 2014 is fun for you! xxx
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year lovely! Look forward to seeing your colourful changes :) More change to come here too - feeling the need for a good clear out - need to create some more space :) xxx
ReplyDeleteYou could use the door for a magnetic poetry board. It's great fun, you can lose yourself for hours x
ReplyDeletehappy new year from me too. Interesting reading the suggestions for the door, sorry I have none to add, will wait and see what you do with it.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year, Ada, lovely to see you again. I have been remiss too lately about reading and commenting - in fact, in blogging too!
ReplyDeleteI am SO JEALOUS about your new pale blue SMEG I drool, I drool!! Lxx
Happy New Year Ada! Lots of colour sounds like a fine idea. xx
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year! I look forward to seeing your new colourful home x
ReplyDeleteHappy new year! I bet your colourful home will be just gorgeous, looking forward to seeing more...
ReplyDeleteMarianne x
Happy New Year to you, I look forward to reading your posts in 2014 just as I've enjoyed them over the last year.
ReplyDeleteHappy new year Ada! No ideas yet from me about the salvaged door but I would have done the same, would actually make a very cool trap door into the roof or a cubby now I think about it! Looking forward to seeing the baby blue arrive and another year of your colouring your home- same project at my place once i have finished all the white paint that is! mel x
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year - I'd frame the door and hang it on the wall! would be a talking point...
ReplyDeleteU should use ur door as a magnetic notice board? Fliss x
ReplyDelete~ Hello and very happy new year, Ada...
ReplyDeleteOoh smiling at the mouldy bathroom :) We have one too....Not a pretty sight...
We have dwelled here for 17 years and not changed our pretty pink floral room, shhhh don't tell) But like you we have plans this year!
~ Hoping 2014 is a 'kind' one for you, my friend....Hugs Maria x
Happy New Year, Ada! We have the same calendar for 2014 too! I'm planning a bedroom revamp this month, partly dreading it (the mess, urgh!) but I know it will be worth it.
ReplyDeleteOrganizing and simplifying are always on my new year's list. And more crochet time. Happy New Year, Tammy
ReplyDeleteThe best of luck for your plans of a colorful house! Happy 2014!
ReplyDeleteA very belated Happy New Year from me. Wishing you and yours only good things in 2014 x
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