This blog is where I have been sharing my adventures in home improvement.
When I began blogging back on Christmas Eve of 2009 we were already planning on moving out of the home we loved in North Carolina and into THE MONEY PIT: A 2300 sq. foot condo. It was the top 2 stories of a 3 story 1905 Victorian house in Boston.
At that time we really didn't know that it had lots and lots of problems. "LOTS" is an understatement. It was one of the biggest mistakes we ever made.
This blog was originally going to be my record of that move and the subsequent remodeling of that horrific house. At that time I was also adjusting to giving up my job and being a full time stay at home mom. Life was in transition.
Little did I know that less than a year later we would be selling the Money Pit 1.0, moving to a suburb of San Francisco and buying another house.
Not exactly another true Money Pit, but a 1988 condo in need of a little de-brassifying and oak removal. I am doing it myself using a technique I am calling "The Kim Six Fix" since I am doing it my way and usually on a shoestring budget.
So this blog has evolved. I am continuing to write about life in the Money Pit 2.0, my new found addiction to Pinterest and the trials and tribulations of motherhood.
I am sure it will continue to evolve as I grow as a blogger, a mother and a DIY'r.
Welcome to my Money Pit which is currently undergoing the Kim Six fix . Feel free to make yourself at home and do the dishes!
When I began blogging back on Christmas Eve of 2009 we were already planning on moving out of the home we loved in North Carolina and into THE MONEY PIT: A 2300 sq. foot condo. It was the top 2 stories of a 3 story 1905 Victorian house in Boston.
At that time we really didn't know that it had lots and lots of problems. "LOTS" is an understatement. It was one of the biggest mistakes we ever made.
This blog was originally going to be my record of that move and the subsequent remodeling of that horrific house. At that time I was also adjusting to giving up my job and being a full time stay at home mom. Life was in transition.
Little did I know that less than a year later we would be selling the Money Pit 1.0, moving to a suburb of San Francisco and buying another house.
Not exactly another true Money Pit, but a 1988 condo in need of a little de-brassifying and oak removal. I am doing it myself using a technique I am calling "The Kim Six Fix" since I am doing it my way and usually on a shoestring budget.
So this blog has evolved. I am continuing to write about life in the Money Pit 2.0, my new found addiction to Pinterest and the trials and tribulations of motherhood.
I am sure it will continue to evolve as I grow as a blogger, a mother and a DIY'r.
Welcome to my Money Pit which is currently undergoing the Kim Six fix . Feel free to make yourself at home and do the dishes!
