I'm linking up with Shae at Yay for Home!As much as I believe in keeping the number of objects in our house to a comfortable minimum, I am still excited when new books arrive.
If you go to great trouble to trace a sewing pattern for a sleep mask from your computer screen, because your printer isn't working, you should put it somewhere safe while you're sewing or someone (not mentioning any names) may turn it into a snowflake (albeit a very pretty snowflake).
Looking up from cooking to find someone peering through the window is always creepy - even when it's just a needy spoodle (courtesy of a poorly placed chair).
I know that 1000 blog posts jostling for precedence in my mind is nearly as bad as none at all.
As ever, Christmas has me feeling mildly panicked. (And by "mildly", I mean "extremely".)
There is little point taking your camera out if you're not going to put the memory card back in it first.
I know that our new couch cover clashes with the drapes, but co-ordinates beautifully with the children. It seems a fair trade off.
I also know that this is the first and last time any of us will see it clean, unstained and without holes from cat claws. Soak it up. Our time is short.
Also, apparently I am now the sort of person who buys $25 shower curtains. What can I say? I was very tired; it was pretty; there were people enabling me...
I know that Wawa's latest comfort toy is going to be tricky to shove in my bag when she tires of carrying it about.
I know that a sore eye and a summer cold (inevitably coinciding with a grumpy toddler with a summer cold) can really make you feel worn out all over again.
I know that the metal Christmas tree that Rex' husband made is really beautiful.
I love your couch cover, and it really does coordinate beautifully with the children! I wish I had been so wise as to get one myself before Annabelle discovered ballpoint pens.
ReplyDeleteYour new couch cover is fantastic. I can see why children would relate to it.
ReplyDeleteI am chuffed you liked the metal xmas tree. Thank-you.