to our cottage in Indian River, Michigan which is an hour and a half to the south.
If you are new to this blog and wondering what I am talking about here is the short of it;
our seventeen year old nephew Brian has been playing hockey for forever.
Last summer he got some really big news when he tried out for a travel team
located in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich and secured himself a position on the team!
Needless to say everyone was excited about this new chapter in his life,
but none of us were real comfortable with him moving six hours away from home.
After a lot of consideration and some anxiety (actually a lot of anxiety)
Guy and I decided to move with him.
So last summer we sold our house in Sylvania, Ohio and moved to the "Soo"
that's what the locals call it.
Anyway now that hockey is over for the summer we figured we would be moving back to Sylvania.
But if we did that it would mean buying another house
and if Brian signs on with another team out of state he's going to need us.
Doesn't make much sense to buy a house in Sylvania if we are going with Brian again in the
fall. Right?
So for now we are kind of in a holding pattern living at our cottage
waiting to see what happens with this kid and his hockey career.
"Phew" I am out of breath, and out of juice from unpacking boxes and bags.
When we sold the house last summer there really was not enough time to move
so we crammed most of our stuff into the basement at the cottage and into a storage facility.
The house in Sylvania was a moose, and I thoroughly enjoyed decorating it!
I guess you could say I have a bit of a furniture fetish,
so it's time for a few yard sales, cause it's not all going fit.
Speaking of fitting, my new studio at the cottage is small and cozy just the way I like it.
I have always used a little area of this room for crafting and such
but now that I have to fit most of my supplies in here I needed to be inventive.
I found a craft cupboard online for the bargain price of $ 800.00 dollars!!!
Ya right, not!
So like my mom always said necessity is the mother of invention.
That furniture fetish is starting to pay off.
Take one old pine armoire, add a fold out desk top by Hubby Construction Co.
some plastic storage bins from Wally World and you have a craft cupboard
for around 40.00 dollars, minus the armoire of course.
But spring is here, so hit those yard sales ladies!
You never know your craft cupboard could be out there waiting for ya!
Well as you can see in these pictures we have lots work and decorating to do
so ta, ta for now my lovie's!
