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Friday morning is our 2.5 hour ballet class so we get a lil more freedom to be goofy goobers 💀@Ms. Victoria @Lyssa #ballettok #balletcore #barre

We kicked our parents out to build their DREAM HOME - Day 39 ❤️ We are finally making this bathroom look as good and our parents deserve! We’ve got white marble tiles with brown and orange patterns in it. We’ve never tiled a shower before so we had no clue that tiles actually aren’t water proof!?? So we had to tank the whole thing, to stop the plaster board from going mouldy! What do you think of them ?? We love them and think our parents will love them too! #bathroom #tiling #transformation #di