I thought for a change though I'd show my home. This is my house as it exactly now. No fancy cleaning up for you or anything. I like the idea of wondering where people are when they blog, what they live in, where they come from.
You decide for yourself what my home says about me:
There are my boys, a cup on the bar, cup on the floor. Boys are not wearing pants, one kid has no shirt. They are watching TV. It's darkish because I'm trying to save energy by keeping the house cool by not opening the windows much. I have to open them some the boys love to look out.
On top of my mantle; unknown object, can of bug spray, bottle of sunscreen, toy truck, clock and wooden cat. Only clock and wooden cat belong.
This is if I turn 180 degrees from where I stood for the other pictures. This is where I type, you can see through the open doorway to where I craft. This desk is ALWAYS trashed like that. It's because we reuse scraps of paper over and over, so we never throw them away until they are covered with printing and writing. I guess that makes it an environmental mess? More likely just a mental mess! I'm sure we COULD stack that suff neatly.And This... is... the... way... I... Live! (like that song that's out now ya know??)
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Hey, where's the pile of kid toys that you have to shovel through to get through at my house??? !!
We gotta get the boys together some time!!
Cinda
So my first thought was, what the heck is Erin doing in florida with a brick fireplace? Then, I saw the next picture with the candles in the fireplace and read the description about how the mantle is used to store bug spray and sunscreen so now I know why. :)
OMG! Are you inside my house?!?! LOL! This is so me. I think it says ... hey, I've got two kids, I'm not really that messy, but I'm not gonna pretend like no one lives here! LOL! The bugspray on the mantle... I've got some sitting on the bookshelf by the entryway. And sunscreen. A couple of old kids art projects... :)
And the other day, I was going through some candid pics I snapped of the boys at home - most of them were in diapers only. A friend of mine asked if they were ALWAYS naked. Well, no. They wear clothes to daycare.... :)
Love your home!!
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