Room divider turn playroom into bedroom for DSS (temporary)

[Tinks]

If its only for a short period, couldn't the 2 older boys share and she use one of their rooms?

[Cass72]

Thanks ladies - I think I was just being a difficult cow on purpose. Don't know what's wrong with me?!

Whilst the house is quite large the bedrooms are pokey. Both DSS and DS1 have double beds in their room and, in all honesty, I couldn't see them bunking in together - they are both rather tall and gangly almost 18 year olds. One is an early to bedder and early riser clean freak and the other is content to fall into bed dressed in the days clothes and sleep until you drag him from his room.

I've staked out the playroom and will convert it into a nice little place for my parents. It has sliding doors onto the front verandah so I'm going to put a little table and couple of chairs out there for them for their morning coffee. I've found some awesome room dividers on the web called Designer Dividers and they have free delivery - now I just have to decide what one to buy.

DSD will be content enough in the cupboard. I just want everyone to have their own "space" as over Christmas as people can get worked up in close quarters. Now to redesign my family/kitchen/diner room to seat 10 people for a couple of weeks! But that's another thread....

[Cass72]

Well she only wants to come for a week now from 2 January because it doesn't fit in with her plans. DH and I both go back to work the following Monday so I don't give a fig and she can damn well sleep on the floor!

So sick of his kids disappointing him and leaving me to pick up the pieces! Ungrateful little so and sos!

[Rowellen]