I've always been against waking up to a t.v. in my bedroom, but when my hubby graduated from law school, the first thing he wanted to do was buy a flat screen for our master. Smaller to me was better. I tried to get him to find a size that would fit behind an armoire.
Of course, that is not what happened. Therefore, I have been staring at this monster for several years now. Don't you love the wires?
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I've tried be creative by hiding the wires behind photographs, but in the end, it looked cheesy. Therefore, my dad came to the rescue this weekend with a solution. He cut a hole in the wall.
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He pulled the wires through the wall
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and with the help of my brother in law, the wires vanished.
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I guess, if I have to look at this monstrous t.v., at least I now don't have to look at all the wires that come with it. Thanks Dad!
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