Oh Emily! I hope you don’t think for even a SECOND that any of OUR MESS was your fault! We just TOTALLY underestimated the scope of the work needed to be done and we TOTALLY overestimated our abilities! There’s NO WAY you could have known that you were selling your house to such incompetent ninny’s!!! But curious if you knew anything about the “less than virtuous” activities that were taking place in the house??? hahahaha! Some neighbors called it a “crack house” – others say it was a “meth lab”!!!! No way to know for sure – but at least I haven’t found any strange substances laying around and no one has come to our door trying to buy “stuff”!!! Ahhhhh – but we are having a total blast living on the westside and we are delighted with our choice to move to the city. Stop in sometime and see the work we’ve done (so far) – you won’t recognize the place!!!
]]>Sorry it was such a project:( we hope the house still turns out to be a nice home for you. If we had just bought a house we would have probably liked to fix it up or selves -Emily Buckingham
]]>That’s so COOL!!! And I’m not surprised at Chip’s friendliness and willingness to meet you all. He really does seem like the real deal and just an all-around good guy. Thanks for sharing this and confirming what the rest of us “Fixer-Upper” addicts already suspected to be true!
]]>Ah – YES! Good one! Totally agree! Our demo-day was at least a month-long as well! I think us REAL LIFE fixer-uppers could go on and on about how “Un-sexy” the grind of home renovation really is! But, despite all that, Chip and Joanna sure are darling, aren’t they??? My life is such a paradox.
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