Horror Monster VS Slash Room Part One

The Sad, Sorry Truth of the Matter

 If you drove up into my driveway, I would hide until you gave up and left.

Horror Monster, my beloved craft stash, has somehow utterly overwhelmed two rooms in this house.  I decided to take back my computer/craft/guest room (now known as the slash room) from his slimy, grimy claws and be able to have an open house again.

Just don't come too soon.

I started last year in October and I did organize things into bins ...
and bins ...
and bins...

Oh, my goodness!

There were stacks of boxes ...

and bags ...

and craft supplies.

Oh, my goodness!

There is a desk under there somewhere.

The computer and there to the side, the guest bed.

Yes, my nieces have slept in here.

Oh, my goodness!

 The partially finished gallery wall over the bed.

So sad.

Reflecting the sins of over-collecting.

Oh, my goodness!

The corner you see upon entering the room.

My grandmother's cupboard hidden under all of that mess.

Oh, my goodness!

Another pile from a different view.

Just how much can this room hold?

Oh, my goodness!

A view of the wall between the door and the closet.

No, I cannot get in the closet.

Oh, my goodness!

Just how many vintage hangers can there be?

This is the extra door behind the door to the room.

Oh, my goodness!

The bed covered in an old comforter in case a pet sneaks in to nap.

But even they do not try.

Oh, my goodness!

How many baskets do I have?

Many for each season.

Oh, my ___ - well, fill in the blank.

The computer where all the blog magic happens.

Stuck in a corner.

You have to be careful not to gain any weight or you cannot reach the printer.

(You being ME because YOU are not coming in the house, remember?)

Actually my desk is pretty neat in contrast to the rest of the room.

Slightly dusty.

More paper than the average large company.

But other than that ...

Okay, my granny would tell me goodness had nothing to do with this slatternly behavior.  Just quit moaning and groaning about it and get busy.

So that is exactly what I did.

I got busy.

And surprisingly the process was relatively pain-free. 

And I did not find any vermin or pests or small ponies in there.

Though there were gigantic dust bunnies.  The scary clown kind of dust bunnies.

Stay tuned for Parts Two and Three for the amazing transformation.

I will give you a hint - 

I WON!

Take that Horror Monster!

See y'all!

See all the bottle brush trees at these posts:

Let The Bleaching Begin

Dying the Trees

Bottle Brush Trees on Corks

Bottle Brush Tree Joy

Bottle Brush Trees on Molds 

Bottle Brush Trees On Blocks 

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