This is the house today. It's in a quiet neighborhood just a block from the French Quarter and there are lots of interesting houses and interesting people around. We can hardly wait to get in and get to work!
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After 25 years of living overseas, we now have the chance to live in another great city and bring a bit of New Orleans history back to life. We want your input on everything, so we'll try to post pictures and we hope you'll give us feedback. Enjoy with us!
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2 comments:
Hello!
I made my way here via Ginny M's blog... I figured that I should let you know: I'm getting my MA in Interior Design, so if you ever need any advice or opinions, I'd be more than happy to chat with you.
You might not need any help - you might have a designer, or a design background of your own. But I wanted to put it out there :)
Marianne
Hi, Mike and Madelyn,
I don't know anything about restoring old homes, but I do go to two websites that have good information - bhg.com (Better Homes and Gardens - good links) and hgtv.com (from the TV show). Wish Cecil and I could be there to help, but we have our own remodeling projects going on. Hope to see you soon.
Ruth McK.
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