Small Changes Inspire Big Changes
We live in an older home, which means there are many things that could go wrong. One of those things happened recently.
Our almost 40-year-old kitchen sink began to link. It was an ugly shade of white and cream. It looked like something out of Better Home And Gardens magazine from the 1950’s.
We put up with it because it was there. It didn’t require us to do anything. It just semi-worked (did I mention one side of the sink would leak if we weren’t careful?).
As the sink continued to deteriorate, enough was enough. Pamela and I discussed getting a new sink to replace the sink that was falling apart. It took us a while to settle on a new sink, but we finally did.