Love is what's in the room with you at Christmas if you stop opening presents and listen.
As soon as the builder was finished with our house, Jim couldn't stop commenting on how the front porch needed a railing. I agreed that it would look nice, but I wasn't quite as obsessed as he was with the idea.
On the first weekend in July, Jim started working on building a railing for our cottage-style house. And while he focused on cutting, sanding, and priming, I worked on shopping. I found these used wicker chairs at an antique store here in Nolensville for just $70 total. I bought new cushions at Target, the white tray for $2 at a garage sale, and voila! A beautiful sitting area for our fabulous front porch. (Too bad it's too hot to sit there.)
The railing finally got hung a few nights ago, and I have to admit I love it! I helped Jim to pick the style, but he designed and implemented it all by himself. He did such an amazing job. Jim is nothing if not detailed and thorough.
I can't even picture the house without the railing now. Can't wait until fall, when I plan to sit out there, watch Brennan ride his scooter or bike, and let Cora crawl around. Now she won't fall off the porch. Of course, I'll need to get a great outdoor rug. Yes! More shopping!
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What a great railing!
It adds so much to your curb appeal LOVE IT!! You probably saved tons of money b/c that upgrade would have been ridiculous. haha!! It's great having a handy husband.