BUT A POOR REFLECTION: Sosha's new black & white bed room

Saturday, January 05, 2008

Sosha's new black & white bed room

Just have a look in Sosha's totally new black & white bed room! I'm sure she will add some colourful objects and posters in the next couple of days.

If you are wondering about the music in the background, that is not me but Chris Tomlin singing on Sosha's portable CD player... I will upload a video from Pascalle's new bed room as soon as I am finished with putting together her new furniture. First I need to take some rest! Pffew, it's not easy to be a 'do it yourself' dad. But both girls are happy and so is my dear wife Lydia who is also tired now. Robin helped me with the floor and the furniture and Lydia assisted me with the black wall paper which wasn't an easy job because of the repeating pattern.

3 comments:

Carol Douglas said...: Very pretty, Sosha. I'm expecting you to keep that room clean now. (Don't worry, I have no impact in my house either.); 1/06/2008 12:46 am
Anonymous said...: Very sharp. I like the dresser.; 1/06/2008 12:51 am
Anonymous said...: Nice job, Paul and family! It really looks great!; 1/06/2008 2:29 am

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