Inspiration? Driving me nuts as well as getting daily emails from apartment therapy (thanks bungalow chronicles for the idea)- they call it the January cure and send daily ideas to help u get your home clean and organized.
-Anyways, first I got down on all 4s (gotta do it before my belly gets too big) and scrubbed the bano floor. I hope to seal it once it all dries. Our tile guy said that we should seal heavily used tile once every 6 months. Yikes! It's been 2.5 years!
-finally installed the CO2 alarm that I bought months ago
-hung a few things in Ben's room ( more on that soon:)

-AND, after 2.5 years, I finally hung a switch plate on the light switch in our bathroom! The tile needed to be cut away a bit so that is why the project was so delayed. I had bought a special dremel attachment to do this, but of course I couldn't find it today. So, I just put a small drill bit in the drill and ran it over the tile until enough of it had been chiseled away. Not even too tedious, only took about 10 mins.

Then I used some of the lil yellow spacers pictured below to bring the switch out and flush with the tile.

I finally inserted 2 longer screws to hold it all together so that I could put on the switch plate I purchased 2.5 years ago from rejuv seconds for $5 and miraculously had not lost!

Makes the bathroom look so much more finished. Maybe we will finish the bathroom before the next baby comes
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