Louise,

Paint the room yellow.  I love yellow.  :)  I have a friend that paints
all of her rooms the same color from ceiling to baseboards.  Of course
it's a shade of white.

Sherry

On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 14:56:28 -0500 Ardella Cottrill
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Louise,
> Check out HGTV.com for some ideas on redecorating.
> 
> Hugs,
> Ardella
> At 07:43 PM 3/20/2002 +0000, you wrote:
> >Hello all
> >
> >Today I have achieved something that I thought not possible .... I 
> have
> >finally got the books up to date and ready for the accountants 
> (Paid Book
> >Keeping job), I am so pleased it is now out of the way. When I sat 
> down at
> >my desk this afternoon it seemed an impossible task, but I divided 
> the job
> >down into small tasks and tackled each one separately. I had a 
> small break
> >of ten minutes after each one and surprised myself!
> >
> >As to the office/computer/craft room, well I can now start boxing 
> up the
> >stuff related to the book keeping job and move it out of this room, 
> which
> >should just leave my computer, its bits and pieces and the desk it 
> sits on
> >(which is held up by the filing cabinets). So I am well on my way.
> >
> >Tomorrow I have to work all day at the shop (holiday cover) and 
> don't expect
> >to be able to complete much in here. Friday I have work in the 
> morning and
> >then its the 'pick up the paperwork relating to the said book 
> keeping job'
> >run into town.
> >
> >Depending on what DH has planned I am all set to get this room 
> emptied and
> >the decorating preparations well underway by Saturday lunch time. I 
> can do
> >this... haven't I done it several times before LOL.
> >
> >Luckily both desks in here are just work surfaces supported by 
> either filing
> >cabinets or book shelves so they won't take up a lot of room once
> >dismantled. I have one small problem though... where to put the PC 
> and its
> >bits during the change over. There isn't anywhere that I can set it 
> up so I
> >can use it whilst the decorating and moving is going on except in 
> here. I
> >may have to box the lot up and take it to my parents house for safe 
> keeping.
> >The living room will be full and as this is probably my most 
> valuable
> >possession I will feel happier with it completely out of the way.
> >
> >6 large bags of rubbish went out this morning, one of those was 
> shredded
> >paper. I have still to get some boxes to put the stuff for donation 
> into;
> >work at the shop this morning was a little hectic and to be honest 
> I just
> >couldn't be bothered to walk the 4 minutes home with several boxes.
> >
> >Now for a question: this room, where I am sat at the moment, has a 
> curve in
> >the ceiling where it meets the outside wall, so there isn't a 
> definite line
> >or edge where the outside wall begins and the ceiling starts and 
> visa versa.
> >Today I had a light bulb moment (I think LOL), which is where my 
> question
> >stems from. I would like to paint one of the walls a shade of 
> yellow, not a
> >bright banana yellow more a mellow, soft yellow, a sort of whiter 
> shade of
> >yellow and the other walls a whiter shade of blue.
> >
> >So my question is ... is there any reason why a ceiling shouldn't 
> be a
> >whiter shade of yellow or blue?
> >
> >At present the whole room is white; walls, ceiling and woodwork.
> >
> >I have already decided that the one wall that will a different 
> colour from
> >the others will be the one containing the window which happens to 
> be the
> >outside wall, which has a curve at the top and then becomes the 
> ceiling.
> >
> >So do I paint this wall a whiter shade of blue and thus the ceiling 
> too or
> >do I paint it a whiter shade of yellow and do the ceiling too?
> >
> >I feel I must tell you at this point that most of the walls in this 
> house
> >are bright colours and we have decided that the new bedroom should 
> have
> >colour but done subtlety, hence the whiter shade colour. Its more 
> restful. I
> >propose to use the other colour in the curtains that we put at the 
> window.
> >If this wall is yellowish it will have blue curtains, if its blue 
> we shall
> >have yellow curtains.
> >
> >The curtains are to be velvet and lined so as to block out the 
> light (DH
> >will be sleeping in here in the daytime). As velvet comes in a 
> variety of
> >colours and shades we are not restricted in our choice of colour.
> >
> >I realise that mostly blue will make the room feel cold where as 
> yellow will
> >feel warmer and fresher to wake up to. Personally I'd like to paint 
> the room
> >lilac but that would mean changing all the bedding and DH hates 
> lilac LOL.
> >
> >Your advice if any would be greatly appreciated.
> >
> >Well I better had make a move, I have dinner to prepare and today's 
> load of
> >laundry to put away. If I feel and energetic as I do now after 
> dinner I
> >shall make a start in here even if it means cutting away the carpet 
> (if only
> >to see what is under there).
> >
> >Talk to you later
> >
> >Louise
> 
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