Kitchen con't

We left off with this lone red cabinet hanging on the wall. We raised this cabinet so that my microwave could be hung over the stove. I did not paint it then because it made no sense to ruin the paint finish in the taking down, putting back up and installment of the microwave. Steve wired the outlet and changed out some of the other kitchen outlets for GFCI's. After another trip to Lowe's for longer bolts the microwave finally took its longed for proper place on the wall above the stove. Decorative moldings were put on the upper and lower trims of the cabinets. Dressing up the cabinets with the trim and hardware really makes them look like new cabinets. The walls were then painted with a beautiful yellow. The morning sun makes the kitchen glow and feel so warm and welcoming. The next project was to install crown molding. Holy Hell! This was one heck of a job. I don't think the purchase of a new compound miter saw made the task any better for Steve. After much frustration, flashes of anger and me pulling over half of it back off the walls things settled down, he listened to me and we got the crown modlings up in a weekend. Notice the shiney new saw? He has no excuse for sooooooo many other projects now. But I haven't told him that yet. Caulk, putty, touchup paint and this is were we pick up next time with more kitchen remodeling. Psssst ... I am getting tired. I am ready to be finished. I push on daily knowing soon it will be complete and I can sit back and rest while admiring our handiwork. Colby has helped so much with the baby and older girls. Without her there is no way we could be this far along. Thanks, Colby! Momma loves you! Steven is enjoying the new sink as well.