Whenever I try to explain my blog to someone who has no idea what a blog is or does, it’s always difficult. I’m like, “OK, so Better After is where I feature tons of before and after projects of all kinds of stuff. Like thrift-store makeovers or room renovations, things like that.”
*blank stare*
“For instance, someone will paint a dresser, and then send pictures of it to me!”
So … someone paints a dresser … and then YOU paint the dresser?
“No, I mostly just show what they’ve done.”
Like, painted a dresser?
“Yes, exactly.”
So, you show everyone on the internet a dresser you painted.
“No. Well, sometimes. But mostly I show what other people have done. Makeovers. Of their stuff. You know.”
So, do you sell this furniture you’ve painted?
“No. You’re still not getting it. That’s not it at all.”
You should show me how to log in to your blogsite sometime, so I can see all your furniture for sale. I need a new dresser.
“Siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh.”
This conversation has truthfully happened more than once. Anyway, if I actually manage to get my point across, I like to point out that it’s not just any old furniture makeovers here. I love to feature things with a little extra something special. Like this one here:








7 Comments
togetherforgood
April 10, 2013 at 9:32 PMI don’t understand. Can you come to my house and paint my dresser?
😉 These are fabulous. I love the butterflies.
sparkschronicles
April 11, 2013 at 4:49 AMI guess some people just refuse to listen to what you’re saying. Anyway, I love the second dresser both ways. People are just so creative. I love it!
Cindy * Daisies and Crazies
April 11, 2013 at 12:55 PMI am such a blog junkie that I am shocked when I talk with someone who is still unfamiliar with them. I am still freaking out that Google Reader is going away. Better After is a MUST READ for me.
That Sawdust & Embryos always has something cool to share. xo
Linda @ it all started with paint
April 12, 2013 at 5:35 AMI share your sigh … my mom still can quite figure out how to find my blog.
*sigh*
I love the story behind the butterfly dresser. And have been eyeing that bike dresser at linky parties and on Pinterest …
:)Linda
Amy Lou
April 12, 2013 at 6:14 AMThe butterfly one made me smile on accident. Thanks!
Tracy@GeneralSplendour
April 12, 2013 at 7:37 AMYou have a blog? Lol – so glad you do because my life would be so dull and boring without it! 🙂 Cute dressers- makes me want to tackle the one sitting in my garage before I accidentally run into it with my car!
Debbie - Painted Therapy
April 13, 2013 at 3:25 AMThanks for posting my bicycle dresser. It was so fun to make and I’m glad it’s found a new home.