2.) I am a bit of a detailed, OCD, freak. I want all the things to be just right before I declare the project a success. (This is waning some, but I don’t yet have children so a bit of the perfectionism energy still holds a strong root.)
3.) Well, life. the fact that I don’t spend a whole lot of time during the week physically in my home, unless sleeping; proves difficult in the project completion area.
So, with all of that in mind, why not share a couple completed projects and uncompleted projects as of recent? Oh, and just so we’re clear, my husband pretty much tackled the big stuff, while I worked on the less daunting, less intensive fun things. Don’t even get me started trying to explain how HE has more time than I do, because he doesn’t. He just loves me well. Really well.
Here is a look at our bedroom closet. I have never been witness to a closet in this shape before. All I can justify it’s dysfunctional layout to, is that we have too much. We have become accustomed to “needing” (read: wanting) too much. The closet was obviously built to hold less. I applaud the simple couple who built this house, I want to be more like them. But for now, as we work through all that, we will manipulate the space to hold more…
I would like to take this moment and say, “Thank-you Ikea for supplying the means for us to add more clothing to our closet and suppress the outrage against unorganized spaces.” Truth is, I have another problem that happens to trump the live on less saga. I will call it disorganization induced anger syndrome. Oh goodness, sounds like I have a whole lot more to work on, than just finding my joy in getting things done.
Moving on.
The other day I found two of these trays in the clearance section at Hobby Lobby. At first glance they were obnoxiously vibrant for the look I wanted, but then the vision came to life. So for a total of $15.00 and a little bit of effort, I was able to get the look I wanted for less.
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