Ulog 133: Kitchen In Disarray! OCD Be Warned!

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I don't know about your home, but the kitchen in our home is the main hub for ALL activity; and I have been moving things, packing things up and getting it ready for a fresh look this week.

We have two handymen (who cleaned out our gutters last week and have done other various tasks around the home and homestead that I am either incapable of doing myself (can't climb ladders or get down from one) or that Mr Golden D doesn't have the time to do with his current work schedule.

The center ceiling in the room (as with all the rooms in our house) are about 14-feet at the highest point and I just can't do it. Nope... No sirree... ain't happening.

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Having my kitchen disrupted, even if only for a few hours or half a day is enough to throw my OCD lifestyle upside-down, backwards and every which way.

  • I have some of my every day seasonings in a box in the third bedroom.
  • My utensils for cooking in the homesteading room on a table.
  • The dog's dishes are in the master bathroom
  • My new garden pantry shelf is pushed into the laundry room
  • The kitchen island is loaded with the microwave, wall hangings and other decor

All I have left to do is move my work area (desk) into the main living room.

We've only been in this house for two-plus years and I knew from day one I wanted to paint the walls in the kitchen. The traditional double-wide mobile home wall paper is ugly as heck. We're changing it to a light beige; AKA Brazilian Hazelnut.

So this weekend while Mr Golden D wallows away at work, I will be moving things back into place, giving the counter tops, appliances, floor a good scrubbing, washing down the cupboards and hanging up some new wall decor that says farm-homestead kitchen.

I just hope I can keep my OCD in check for the next 24-48 hours!

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