When we moved into our condo last July one of the first things on my wish list I was a clothes line, now a year late I finally have one. When I was little our neighbors the Quirks hung the clothes for a family of six outside. I was friends with the Quirk girls and we spent lots of time in their back yard playing while their Mom hang and removed clothes from spring until fall.
I always admired the quality that a full clothes line brought to their back yard. Clean clothes drying in the sun, it was such a simple childhood memory. I admired that instead of heading into the dark basement, Mary was able to spend time outside while getting her chores done. I look forward to our next load of laundry and the time I'll get to spend outside hanging and folding our clothes. Our new line is right outside the kitchen, Taylor rigged up some rope, metal loops and hooks; it's set up, take down at our convenience.
About Me
- rbeahrs
- Oak Park, Illinois, United States
- I'm an aspiring culinary enthusiast modeling hospitality after the great women in my life. I have a fascination with generational recipes and how they morph over time. I love the dynamic cooking process with the people I love and ultimately treasure the end result of offering my guests rest and relaxation at with a meal or simple treat.
The Kitchen
My first kitchen! Two years in rented space was a great start, but my first kitchen came with way more features and amenities than I dreamed possible. The stainless steel, black granite, farm house sink, glass fronted cabinets and walk in pantry create a functional and peaceful space. I love the warmth of the vintage light fixtures and under counter lighting I use at night and in the winter time. The day time offers our back door and window leading out to our our new deck with plenty of natural light and good ventilation in the summer.
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