When we moved into The Landing last March I had the moving men put each piece of furniture in what I hoped would be its final home.

The dresser is just visible in the far corner by the kitchen.
Most items fulfil that wish. However, once the downstairs bedroom/bathroom suite was remodeled I thought it needed a larger, more useful piece of furniture.

The dresser holds the TV, a lamp, and all the drawers are empty for guest use.
The dresser that was dividing the dining room from the kitchen is now in the downstairs bedroom.

The green dressing table looked good but wasn’t very useful.
Then I had to move the green dressing table that had been in the downstairs bedroom someplace else.

The dressing table fits well under the corner windows.
Happily it fit in a windowed corner in the primary bedroom.

This pantry was loaded with stuff that we rarely use.
In the meantime we cleaned out the pantry so we could take down the walls for the kitchen renovation.

The pantry is empty and ready to be torn out.
In addition to boxing up everything we also removed the built-in shelves. Charlie will probably use some of this wood in his shed.

Everything gets carefully packed up.
We are also packing up the dishes and glasses that were in the upper kitchen cabinets.

We started taking down cabinets from right to left — heavier and more difficult than expected.
One by one we are taking down those cabinets.

I might have to remove the wall hooks in the garage to make space for old kitchen cabinets.
While Charlie might use some of them in his shed I’m hoping to use the lower cabinets in the back of the garage so I can unpack even more cardboard boxes and store the contents NEATLY.

My eye is on the new kitchen which will inevitably take longer than planned.
Progress is slow and the goal is very distant.
Jo

























































































































