What a weekend! I cannot BELIEVE it's Tuesday already. So, about six months ago, I bought a bunch of fabric online planning to reupholster my kitchen chairs. The original plan was to spray paint them red, and do the seat cushions, but I quickly realized that spray painting them was going to be pretty near impossible. Living in a small apartment, with no back yard, there isn't much freedom as far as spray painting kitchen chairs goes. Anyways, I finally got around to doing the actual cushions. My aunt and uncle (who have seriously been life savers for me since I've been here in Utah) found the table and chairs at a garage sale for free, which we were excited about. They are really beautiful, the wood work and the design are just stunning. But the fabric - not so much. Anyways, it's been on my list for a while, but between laziness and business, I just got to it this weekend. Let me just say, I am SO happy with how they turned out. Sometimes when I attempt projects it doesn't go the way I had planned in my head, and that's disappointing. So I was nervous. Here is the before picture:

These chairs have potential! But, the fabric is nice and outdated, and plus it was stained with who knows what, and I was just ready for an update. So, drum roll... The finished product:
Obviously, I have shoes all out all over the house. This is a habit of mine, always has been, ask my dad. I'm trying to kick it, which you might think would be easy, but it's not. If I was thinking ahead I would have cleaned up a bit before taking these pictures, ha. Anyways, I am just in love with how the chairs turned out. I'd say they were a success - and it makes me want to make over everything in my house!! Thanks to my sweet husband who unscrewed all the cushions and also screwed them back in. For like 3 hours. He is a trooper.
We had a fun St. Patrick's Day! Scott was excited for it. He said to me yesterday (several times, in an accent), "Sheahan is Irish, ya know, Lassie?" Side note, you would actually be surprised how many people, when they see my last name on my name plate at work, ask me if my husband has red hair or if we had a "big Irish wedding" (no and no, although his beard is pretty red). It's funny... So anyways, he was excited. Growing up, we always did green pancakes and green milk on St. Patricks Day. One of my favorite memories from those mornings is Malyssa practically crying because the green pancakes grossed her out so much. She thought they looked moldy. I was planning on continuing this tradition, but that would require getting up even earlier than normal. And when my alarm went off, I decided that wasn't going to happen. So we had them for dinner instead! I made green Rice Krispie treats too. Yum!!
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After dinner we played my new favorite game, Bananagrams. I'm OBSESSED with it. It's so fun. Luckily, Scott's a good sport and plays with me a lot.
As you can see, somebody doesn't like losing. And somebody has yet to beat his wife at Bananagrams. But, that's why he's a good sport - he keeps playing with me anyways. And that's why I love him :) Happy (late) St. Patty's Day everyone!