After the first window went back into the garage door that was my dads first reaction...and I must say I LOVE it! With a relatively quick and affordable change the garage door went from outdated and ugly to modern and fabulous. When I purchased the house, the wood casing around the garage door was bare weathered wood; so I had to start by sanding down, filling and painting the trim, which instantly made it look more finished, and I went ahead and spray painted the weather stripping as well since the plastic had yellowed. The panels were able to be unscrewed and the diamond pattern was a plastic cover that popped right off. The "frosting" on the glass is a type of contact paper or film that you apply to the glass; if you ever want to frost glass I highly recommend the Gila Privacy Control, I found it to be a much better product than the first brand I tried AND it was cheaper, score! I am soooo happy with the final result.

I have a confession to make, ok maybe two. First, I am Instagram obsessed; I'm the annoying girl that posts multiple things in a day, and never fails to include any delicious morsel of food. Second, I jumped on that hashtag bandwagon and created a hashtag "#mylittlereno" that I have been using to track my renovation process, which is sadly regularly confused with Reno, Nevada (I know my previous post makes this a hundred times more confusing). Needless to say, it's fun to see pretty pictures and super easy to snap, apply a filter and go. I have been working on lots of little things around the house from base boards, painting the final room, laying in more flooring, adding lights to the bathroom and hall, OH and did I mention all my FURNITURE is here? That's right ladies and gentleman I am sleeping in a full size bed, eating at a table and lounging on a sofa - it's the little things in life.