Life As I Know It: The girls room

April 20, 2008

The girls room

I finally got the girls room done this weekend. Here are some pics.

The bed

The TV corner

The lounge area

Closet and more chairs

Alanna's bed

Hannah's bed

Close up of the comforter

Girls playing in the bed box

Silly girls

Chris working hard to put the bed together

More pictures here.

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Lori4/20/2008
Love it ~ the steps on the side are cool! I also love the wall color. I smiled at the High School Musical poster - my kids at school are High School musical crazy too! :-)
Looks good!
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Lindsey4/21/2008
OH my gosh how much fun is that?????
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Anonymous4/22/2008
Hmmmph! I love the room, it's so pretty, but I know this is just your way of bribing Hannah to NOT come live with me! LOL Darn that High School Musical poster!!!
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April 20, 2008

The girls room

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