Athens Void live@Lazy 22/9/09 Title: “Remodelling New Rooms” Athens Void: Alexandros “Nighthawk” Dimitrpoulos – Vocals Harris “Funky Goblin” Vrakas – El. Guitar Serafeim “Sera” Dimitropoulos – El. Bass Theodosios “Dodo” Smyrnios – Drums

Two weeks ago ended up rearranging our bedroom and adding pieces of furniture and collectibles that were around the house.For 8 months I was hoping to start remodeling our bedroom. Ripping off border, painting, buying new comforter, and even new furniture (or painting our bedroom suite). My husband has been off of work for almost 10 months. At the moment, I am the sole provider for a family of five. My own paycheck has also gone down half of what I was making 10 months ago. So instead of ‘waiting’ for the funds, I really felt led to make my bedroom a sanctuary with what we have, moving items from one room to another, rearranging treasures and making little vignettes around the bedroom. Being content with what we have!!!

An illustration of some of the ideas from the Christ Church congregation concerning the re-ordering of the church.

Here I show the terrace in my family’s house on the Chilean coast, South Pacific Ocean; you can see the difference before and after fixing. It took a lot of work, specially the foundations on the rock, lots of iron bars in the concrete for resistance. We gained width and length, also a flat leveled floor, and stone pillars. Other added things where landscape lights for a nice evening, a cement seat and a watering system.

Just sharing an update of the remodeling that has been happening in our home. How many of us can become so overwhelmed in our surroundings and circumstances where we lose all joy and peace. I pray this video will minister to you and the Word of God touch your heart in a powerful way, causing you to lie down in green pastures! NO MATTER what your circumstances may look like.

Sometimes unloved homes just need someone with a bit of vision and it was Shaun Beverley who could see the potential in a 1970s detached home on a secluded plot that no-one seemed to be interested in buying. Shaun understood that the design of homes in the 1970s has many parallels with those built today — big, light rooms and strong rooflines and set about a programme of restoration, refurbishment and improvement that has resulted in an achingly stylish home. Shaun has fully embraced the 1970s interiors down to the leopard-skin wallpaper and created a chic, fun home that all of a sudden makes you think twice about unfashionable houses in your own area. Shaun spent £190000 (£883/m2) on the project.

I’ve been busy early this morning tearing down walls, moving furniture and getting ready to help my husband add a bedroom for our 20 year old son, plus a new rec room. This has been a project that we started over 7 years ago. Here we are now, during a recession, during a time if financial ‘hardships’, trusting God and His provisions for our family. Walking on water! Busy keeping our eyes on Christ and not the ’storms’ of life.

Cathie Curran has extended and remodelled a run-down terraced house in West London to create a spacious, stylish and sunny home for her family. The project involved a single storey extension to open up the rear of the house, which is now used as an informal dining space, kitchen and separate TV room. The rest of the ground floor has been turned into a tranquil, open plan area which makes the most of the generous ceiling heights. The rest of the property has been extensively remodelled and improved and is now an ideal family home. The project cost £375000.

Phoenix Remodelling Ltd www.yellowpages.ca 17 Years of Turning Houses into Homes!

dirknoy1’s shared video file.