In the strange world of home improvement, where dreams of grandeur are often intertwined with the harsh reality of the hammer’s progress, stories about renovations abound like weeds in an unsightly field. From the innocent attempt to hang a shelf that ends on the wall similar to Swiss cheese and the ambition to
renovate the bathroom has not turned into a wet garden trip, the line between victory and disaster d’a new new as necessary as a layer of wallpaper has not yet been applied.
“I picked the ladder up forgetting the paint was on top.”
“Installed the sink, boss”
At least the handle will be always clean.
“Apparently Bethesda installs windows.”
All fixed.
“Congrats to the neighbor below for the new chandelier.”
“Try not to rage”
It looked easy.
“I told my neighbour his mortar needed fixing. Found this the next week.”
“Renovations done to 500-year-old Caldwell Tower in Scotland”
“My dad isn’t so great at remodeling, so I turned his work into a work of art.”
“My father forgot to tell me the renovations would be taking the stairs out today.”
“My lovely wife bought a new screen and a cat door to go in it. Took a few hours, and she was so, so proud of herself.”
“Askew angles”
“You only had one job.”
“I installed my own microwave today and saved $150 in install fees!”
“Diy fail”
“Seems legit”
“Does this count?”
