I've been in the same house since 1978!  During that time, the upstairs was finished and a downstairs addition was added to bring us to 4,000 square feet.  I've redecorated every room so many times that I've lost count!  I've also decorated several children's rooms on commission.  Give me some expensive, thick, good paint or a roll of wallpaper, and I'm a happy camper!  Here are some pictures of old and current decor. 

	This is the yard beyond the pool.  Basically, it's the potty for the poopers!   Back to house.
	The breakfast room was a downstairs addition, replacing a very long and narrow screened-in porch.  I keep Americana and holiday knick-knacks on my hutch.    Back to house.
	The addition of the carport and workshop was a major accomplishment.   Two cars are very comfortable there, with space for two more at the end of the driveway.   Back to house.
	You'll rarely see my house looking like this, as it only snows in 3 or 4 year intervals!   Back to house.
	The kid's bath has two counters with the toilet and tub in a separate room.  The wallpaper is a wild as the whole upstairs!   Back to house.
	I have a shot-gun kitchen.  Robin used to say that "dinner will be served when the smoke detector goes off!"     Back to house.
	Logan was in the process of moving out when this picture was taken.  Both kids have built-in desks, a shelved closet and a walk-in closet.  I painted the walls of each to match the bed covers.   Back to house.
	The window seats and bookcases were added as a first 'home improvement" project.     Back to house.
	This is where I live from March until my War Eagles begin to play in the fall!   Back to house.
	This was part of the downstairs addition.  It is pretty much where we "live."     Back to house.
	This is the entrance to the "Queen's Room."  Robin's bedroom is now my main guestroom, giving guests the entire upstairs for privacy.   Back to house.
Click on thumbnail for enlargement.  Use your BACK browser to return	When the storage shed went into the yard, I cried because it was so ugly!!  I eventually covered it with shrubs and am very grateful to have it!   Back to house.
	This area was once my breakfast room.  Now it has my antique school desk, antique school books and my wonderful school bell!   Back to house.
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Click on thumbnail for enlargement.  Use the BACK browser to return.	Awesome space for projects and messes!   Back to house.
	This is the layout of my house, yard and pool.    Back to house.
	The arched brick alcove joins the breakfast room, living room and poolside room.      Back to house.
	The dining room has stained glass windows that can be removed to add Christmas windows!    Back to house.
	My sunny foyer has double, cut glass doors.    Back to house.
	Guest bathroom downstairs.    Back to house.
	My guest room is for the dogs! (And some exercise....occasionally!)    Back to house.
	The laundry room opens to the kitchen, and is one of my favorite spots in the house because of all the surfaces I have to sort and fold, and my hanging rod!    Back to house.
	The formal living room is sunken with a working fireplace.   It is open to the foyer, poolside room, alcove and stair landing.   Back to house.
	One of the downstairs bedrooms serves as my office.    Back to house.
	The Arcade is the perfect spot for Nintendo or PlayStation!    Back to house.
	The built in art/project counter has gotten more use than anything else in the house, especially for school projects.    Back to house.
	Kids can have their own den to entertain.    Back to house.