Friday, January 26, 2007

Once Upon A Time

Now that the holidays are over with i've got some time to get back to unpacking (no... i'm not finished) and doing some much needed decorating. In the past few weeks Richard and I have been busy digging through our pictures and decor and deciding what to keep and what to use and making our what we need to go out and buy list. Our windows have remained bare with the exception of the shutters added by the builder, but other than that we've not done any window treatments.

Remember the icey snowy slush post... well that was when we searched out curtain patterns and fabrics. We've decided on the fabrics and a few days ago I called one of the women given to me by a girl in a fabric shop and made an appointment to visit with her. She gave me her address and directions to her place... which is on the south side of the metro area. A place I typically don't go. The South Side.

Yesterday, I left work and headed her way. I gave myself a few extra minutes to get lost (always a good plan here) but it was pretty easy. One turn off the highway and a long jaunt down the road. The homes were really nice and all placed on huge lots... acres! I got to where her house should be and I saw this castle thing. I thought 'why is there a restaurant or something like that out here!?' It was in the place where her house should be, but I drove right past it because surely that wasnt it. At the next house, the address was too big. The castle house is where i'm going.

I turned around, grabbed my phone - because I've gotta take a picture so I can blog it! Here is the house where the lady lives that is making my curtains.

I went up to the front door and she greeted me. She was extremely personable and friendly. We chatted up a storm... laughed and carried on like kids. I think we'll be friends. Her house is really nice... kind of horseshoe shaped with a pool in the middle courtyard. Inside it's decorated all castle-like (I wanted to snap pictures there too but I think she would have clued in).

9 comments:

TC said...

Holy cow, it really is a castle.

Circe said...

I love it! I'm all about castles, preferably with a fistful of very sexy knights thrown into the bargain. I would so love to live there.......... *sniff*

TC said...

I'm all about castles, preferably with a fistful of very sexy knights thrown into the bargain.

I knew there was a good reason I liked you! (Make that about 80 bazillion good reasons...)

Kerry said...

You would love it! They had lots of land to ride horses with your knight in shining armour and to frolick in the trees and flowers (when they are alive) and to get neekid and do nasty things... and this could go dirty bad so I will stop :)

TC said...

this could go dirty bad so I will stop

That was a good idea?

Mrs. S. said...

Wow! They didn't dress like knights and wenches, did they?

Kerry said...

Burg... no, but the house had very castle-like decor! That would have been cool to have knights in shining armor standing at the front. hehe

Sizzle said...

it really looks like a castle!

j;ljk said...

Wow, that house is amazing! I'm a little jealous, not gonna lie!