So cute from the outside right? Inside is another story. I'm not even going to show you the inside, it's that bad. Inside are the last unpacked boxes from my move (just a few years ago), an unplugged deep freezer (no outlets inside yet), a stained glass workbench (and corresponding tools etc), yard stuff (this is actually organized), assorted scrap wood, my recycling, and furniture & boxes I've been storing for my sister.
It's a mess, but a mess that's easily hidden from public view. This weekend spring cleaning started with my shed. I sorted my recycling, broke down all the cardboard boxes, stacked the lumber, and started the process of making it a usable space.
The goal is for my sister to move her stuff out, so I can put my boxes, and my Christmas decorations, upstairs. (This will free up some much needed space in my spare bedroom.) Then I'll be able to run power so that I can set up a stained glass workstation, have a functioning deep freezer, and be able to plug in a lawnmower. The building has two light bulbs, so adding outlets shouldn't be a super huge project, but I want to put my stained glass workstation on a different breaker. (That may be phase 2.)
I may even buy matching trash cans to sort my recycling in. Crazy talk, I know.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Sooooo, the spammers have finally discovered my blog. I'm not sure if that means I've 'made it', but it does mean that I have turned on comment moderation for my older posts. Don't worry though, I get the notifications quickly, and promise to read and publish anything that doesn't include random comments or suspicious links.