Well, here we are again. Unfortunately, you are not experiencing deja vu. After months at a standstill, work in the guest bathroom resumes.
Before I launch into today's post, I want to offer a quick introduction to new readers. I'm Stacy, writer of this blog and host of the True Tales From Old Houses podcast.…
I struggled with a title for this post, and now that I've written it, it sounds like we all died at the end of the trip. Fortunately, that's not the case. Instead, we ended the tour with happy memories and a low-level dread about returning to a house with numerous construction projects underway. Oh wait,…
As I bring this travelogue series to a close with the next two posts, I'm not even going to try to pretend that I remember where we went on which day. It's broad strokes from here on out, friends.
If you would like to catch up on the first part of the trip, here…
If the number of days between blog posts hasn't made it clear, this has been a crazy summer. Trying to catch a creative spark amid tightly scheduled days has been a challenge. However, it's time to wrap up these posts about our travels to Scotland and Northern Ireland. This blog didn't start as a travel…
Last January, when Holiday Vacations invited me to host a tour to Scotland and Northern Ireland, the actual trip was months away. I couldn't even imagine packing a suitcase or hopping on a plane to Europe. Even so, I immediately said yes, and the days were quickly swallowed up with work and family life here…
In this week's video, as part of Hot Sash Window Summer, I'll show you how to remove window sash for restoration and repair.
Whenever I teach someone about how old double-hung wood windows work, one thing that often blows their mind is that the upper sash used to function. Pre-air conditioning, the upper sash came…