Sure you would.

The hubs left at 5:30 on Thursday morning.

After I did a little work (editing) the kids and I got school out of the way so we could concentrate on shop/home economics/art/organization class for the next four days (we don't do book work on Fridays).

Here's what happened next:

 We cleaned everything out of the room.

I scrubbed star/galaxy sticker residue off the ceiling (dry cleaning fluid worked wonderfully for this).

The girls wiped down the walls, baseboards and trim.

I removed the blades from the ceiling fan.

The girls puttied the holes in the walls.

We sanded them down.

I painted the ceiling. 

I painted the walls.

I painted the trim.

(My hand resembles that of an 80 year old woman with arthritis.)

 I made two twin beds.

I made two headboards.

 The girls painted the beds and stained the headboards.

 I made one trip to Lowes, 4 trips to the local hardware store and 6000 trips to Wal-Mart.

 We steam cleaned the carpet and then scrubbed it by hand.

And scrubbed and scrubbed and scrubbed and scrubbed and scrubbed.

And then threw a cute rug over the stains that wouldn't budge.

I created a fabulous but functional cork board decoration for above each bed.

(This is to prevent more holes from going into the walls.)

 I made a lamp for their shared end table.

I created a functional (for me) picture frame collection in the hallway (which I've been meaning to get to for YEARS).

 I made a watercolor-ish canvas for the other side of the hallway (with help from the kids).

We got a start on our disaster preparedness kit with each kid gettting a bucket and filling it with everything they would need to survive for 72 hours in the event of an emergency.

(We actually used a roll of toilet paper from one of these kits last night because we were out and I refused to run to the store for the umpteenth time, so they've already been a life saver.)

And I created a binder with important documents, pictures of the kids, their height, weight and fingerprints (also for the disaster kit).

 The hubs arrived home at about 6:30 on Sunday evening and it was all finished!

I felt so productive...though sore.

And he was impressed.

 And the girls are happy with a new room.