A couple weeks ago, I wrote about how a home is a series of marks, and those marks are memories that make the home a home.
A client sent me this the other day, and I thought I’d share
I was lamenting my water damaged floor in a friend who referred me to your blog post “a home is a series of marks.”
In combination with the opinion of the guys from (company one) and (company two) that I need do nothing more re: drying and wait it out to reflatten over a few seasons…and I’ve decided to chill the hell out.
A home is a home – won’t be the last issue we deal with.
many thanks for the advice and guidance per usual!
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