Hello! I have missed you! I’ve been away for a bit, for a pretty good reason, but I’m back now and blogging it up for you! I might not be at full speed yet, and I might be wearing my bathrobe, but I’m here! Thanks again for all your sweet comments about our new little guy, we love him so much. He has been a really good baby so far, and we both managed to avoid the tropical storm of illnesses that descended upon our house this last week, whew.
Although I did manage to throw my back out one day, which was really uncool. That’s never ever happened to me before, but as I sat there sobbing in the chiropractor’s office (a fun combination of pain and hormones) he explained that pregnancy releases all these ‘joint-relaxing’ agents into your body. This makes it much easier to tweak yourself into a paralyzed pretzel than it normally would be. I asked him why nobody ever warns pregnant women about that, and he didn’t really have a good answer. I think I was scaring him with all the crying.
So, here is my public service announcement to all pregnant and post-pregnant people everywhere: be careful! Don’t be nursing a baby while answering the phone while twisting in your seat to reach something next to you, or you could end up a sniveling post-partum mess in the chiropractor’s office too, and we just don’t want that.
But I’m all fixed up now, and feeling good! So now, here is a before and after for you, from Bonnie at The Pin Junkie. Her bathroom went from an visual assault of sunflowers to a calming, neutral oasis. Looks so sharp and clean! I love the mirror treatment because it’s something anyone can do since it doesn’t require mitered corners. Simply cut boards to size and finish with a decorative door corner block. I’ve even heard of people hot-gluing everything right to the mirror. It’s true.






11 Comments
Carol Hake
January 27, 2014 at 10:36 AMWelcome back Lindsay!!! Congrats on the adorable munchkin!
Carol Hake
January 27, 2014 at 10:36 AMSorry … LindsEy! 🙂
Susan
January 27, 2014 at 10:42 AMWho knew sunflowers could be scary?? It looks great now!
Shelly
January 27, 2014 at 3:32 PMWhat a difference. The mirror is definitely a feature!
amanda @ mommy is coocoo
January 27, 2014 at 3:48 PMYour baby is beautiful! Congratulations!
Hope everyone is well in your house.
xoxo,
Amanda
Peggy
January 27, 2014 at 7:44 PMThat is one seriously calming makeover! Such a difference! I’m so much in want!
And Lindsey, my hat is off to you for getting back into the game so soon after your very special delivery arrived! You trying to make us all look bad?–’cause you’re doin’ so GOOD! Again, congratulations to your beautiful family on the arrival of your newest family member!
pigeon.
January 28, 2014 at 5:21 AMwhoa, a huge makeover! it looks awesome now!
Jane
January 28, 2014 at 7:58 AMYou have such a way with words and bringing a positive spin out of every situation. So good that your back and baby and family are better. I always love scrolling down from the before to the fabulous after. What an amazing transformation!
Jessica H
January 28, 2014 at 8:25 AMThis is fantastic. I have a large mirror in our bathroom that I want to frame. Of course my DH has to come up with the most complicated way to do it, including cutting down the mirror to a more manageable size. I said no to that. I will show him this and tell him this is exactly what I want done to the mirror.
Lynda H
January 29, 2014 at 5:58 AMI am so thankful you escaped that illness! It’s enough to deal with just regular recovery after childbirth without adding anything. Sorry about your back but it makes sense. However I thought those hormones only caused the problem during labor and delivery. Obviously they can linger. Your back is kind of like that bathroom – – – from “HERE I AM!” to relaxed and calm!
Bonnie @ The Pin Junkie
January 30, 2014 at 11:42 AMThank you so much for featuring my bathroom makeover on your blog! I have more rooms that I want to makeover (though thankfully they’re not as hideous as the bathroom!) There are so many good projects here. I will certainly have to visit again for ideas! Congratulations! The new baby is a cutie!