[BK001]

Originally Posted by Tom C

I don’t know your situation but for me... The toughest part about painting is:

1) Color selection - After the tragic "Pepto Pink" incident of 2005, when I repainted my daughter's room (walls, ceiling, inside door, closet doors and trim), I have NO SAY in the colors we paint the house.

Tom C –

Your “Pepto Pink” incident had me roaring! It reminded me of the time, many years ago, when I tried to be adventuresome by getting away from the white and off-whites I had lived with all my life. I decided to paint my living room “Pumpkin”. Pumpkin indeed! That’s designer talk for orange. OMG – the first wall looked awful. I’ll never understand why I thought it might look better when the whole room was done! After that I never veered away from the whites.

And now I find I’m getting that “I want some color itch”. But I am afraid … and your post scared me even more. LOL

[perrjojo]

I like ceiling painted a color
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[JoMar]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

I think how the ceiling looks is relative. Probably more important to honeymooners.

They get to look at it from different angles.......

[can`twait]

Could you please tell me who you used to take down the popcorn? thank-you

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Why do you care what most people do? What would you like to see in your home?

[Shimpy]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

I think how the ceiling looks is relative. Probably more important to honeymooners.

[Chellybean]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

I think how the ceiling looks is relative. Probably more important to honeymooners.

Graciegirl where you making a joke, lol!
where You implying that honeymooners spend more time horizontal then vertical.
That Tickled me Gracie, thanks for the chuckle i don't think anyone got it.