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I was able to sleep on my livingroom floor last night! It was so nice to have a roof over my head and a heater to keep warm. I've noticed over the last week or so the mold outside has dropped significantly along with the inside. It wasn't real easy and certainally not a free ride sleeping inside, I had to bury my head in a blanket ~BUT~ I was able to be inside for a period of time. It has been probably been about 6 months since that has happened. I'm going to try it again tonight and see what happens. The last time I tried sleeping in my home I thought I was litterally going to die and after testing it proved it was very possible. I have to go thru the house to figure out what to put into storage and what to get rid of. I'm hoping this break will give me the opportunity to do so. I know how this goes...it can be OK one day and the next I have to steer clear of it at all costs. I'll take it a day at a time :)

An 1880s neo-renaissance kakelugn (tiled stove - a form of antique storage heater!), Mullhyttan, Narke, Sweden, 2007.
The walls are painted in "Pistachio green" (that is what the manufacturer called it).
The floors are the original Swedish spruce floorboards.