1. A front door that has the ability to be locked without hammering a piece of wood and two nails to it.
2. Kitchen Cabinet pulls
3. Kitchen Drawer pulls
To all of you who have these items, and have had them, you are blessed. Believe me, you are. Although the infamous piece of wood with two nails we used as a deadbolt was quite secure, I feel 164 times better knowing our front door can be now be locked, thanks to the wizardry of Kade and Galloway. The front door also has a repaired screen door so summer breezes can dance through the house.
As for the cabinet drawers, it broke my heart to watch Kade get so frustrated trying to open them. I could open them, but I had to position my fingers between the cabinets just right and apply enough force to actually OPEN the drawer without pinching my fingers to pieces. The precision it took to open them was like watching a ballet. Without the slippers, the tutu, or my hair in a bun, of course. Kade's hands were designed to wield a hammer, to throw a frisbee, to reach items on the top shelf that I can't. They were not designed to handle a delicate choreographed dance required to open cabinet drawers without handles. Thankfully, with the addition of our installed hardware, Kade no longer has to dance. In the kitchen. On the dance floor, well, that's another story.
A stripped and LOCKED front door with its new blind.
Our cabinet pulls
Our drawer pulls
1 comment:
I enjoyed this post! We do NOT have drawer and cabinet pulls and I still don't always know which way the stupid cabinets open. I'm always grabbing for the wrong side. It's annoying.
P.S. You and Kade can STILL dance in the kitchen though... it's fun :)
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