Many people have been asking for pictures to be posted, and I am slowly but surely getting some of them up on Facebook - it just takes a few hours to upload a handful of pictures, so I am doing my best to have them upload overnight. One of the greatest lessons I took away from my wonderful Jesuit institution of higher education is the concept of "Metanoia" or "transformation." We are always striving to better ourselves, to make oneself into the best possible version of oneself - this is Metanoia. In regards to this blog entry, I have decided to take everyone through a little before and after photo shoot of the Metanoia that has occurred in transforming our ashamed, cold, forgotten house into a humble, warm, loving home. (I promise more pictures soon to come of the actual island, but I want to keep you all anxious and reading of course.)
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Before: Main Entrance / Living Room |
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After: Main Entrance/ Living Room
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Before: Living Room
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Before: Dining Area/Kitchen |
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Before: Kitchen |
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After: Kitchen |
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After: Kitchen |
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Before: Hallway |
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After: Hallway
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Before: Laundry Area/ Back Door
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Before: Back Porch |
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Before: Bedroom |
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Before: Bedroom |
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After: Bedroom |
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After: Bedroom
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After: Bedroom
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"I long, as does every human being, to be at home wherever I find myself."
-Maya Angelou
You still hanging your hats on the wall makes me very happy. I am glad to hear things are going well! Do you have an address for sending of letters and such yet?
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