We are one week away from demoing our kitchen & redoing our main floor. We'll be living out of our basement for 5 weeks but it will be well worth it. All the design elements have been chosen with the exception of granite. Who would have thought it's such a mickey mouse process! Slabs are assigned a level/class that usually range from 1-6/7. There are no standards which means levels vary from place to place. A level 4 at one wholesaler could be priced at 6000 while another one might price it at 9000. Another obstacle I've run into is selecting a slab that has already been sold. This happened 3 times b/c most wholesalers don't move/place signage on the slab. Needless to say, I'm still on the lookout... I will post pictures as the project progresses.
Besides packing up our kitchen, my Dad and I went to Chicago on Saturday. The star who played Roxy was amazing and carried the show. The dancers weren't that good, they lacked the details which were defined by Fosse & fell short in their technique.
Saturday night Chris attended a birthday party while Kylie and I stayed home to make pizza and watched Frozen. Kylie was interested for about 20 min & then went back to doing her own thing.
Today, we met Chris' parents for lunch, went to Littleton Museum & introduced Kylie to hop-scotch. She giggled the whole time and thought it was so much fun!
