When prepping to paint the living room, IĀ was inspired to try a new way of communicating my ideas to Ryan.
It worked.
He said yes.
Great success.
When prepping to paint the living room, IĀ was inspired to try a new way of communicating my ideas to Ryan.
It worked.
He said yes.
Great success.
16 Comments
Love it.
haha! that’s great, Jane.
Awesome. =) I think this might work on my man too, I will have to try it out! I love how your heart looks like a texted heart.
ohmygosh paul wrote in tape on my wall in college!!! I have GOT to dig it up sometime to show you! this is super cute
and clever! go jane!
xoxo
Jenn @ Peas & Crayons
Brilliant! And, completely hilarious!
Bwahahahahahahahahaha!
Go Jane!!!
LOLOLOL…. you go girl!! š
hahaha. cute!
This is fantastic, I gotta give it a try!
Cute!
Awesome! Thanks for the laugh!
I. Love. It. OMG! So funny!
Christina @ The Scrappy Housewife
Priceless. Love it!
Jane, I like the modern art that you have there now. š
That is so cute. If I’m going to explain something to my husband, I have to ask about one thing at a time (paint color, then each piece of furniture or art placement separately) AND I have to have an exact example of what I’m thinking. Visualizing is not his thing at all. Unless he hates something, though, I typically get free reign š
That is EXACTLY how Ryan is, too! I kept asking questions about art, and
he’d say “let’s wait until we paint, so I can see how things will look.”
Mood boards work well with him – even though he’s mocked the idea of a “mood
board” once or twice. š
-J