However my vision for minimalism and the "feng shui" effect is pretty much a pipe dream at this point. I've realized that no matter how many times I try to arrange Collin's pretty wood stackers in order there will always be a piece missing. Books find their ways under the couch and cracker crumbs are inevitable. In my ideal home we'd have a spacious play room with child sized furniture, shelves with organized bins like you see in the Pottery Barn catalog and a whimsical mural on the wall.
For now I have to let go of my neuroses and let Collin run with his imagination (both figuratively and physically all over most of our house!) I can't imagine a living room with those creepy plastic covers on the couches and immaculate shelves that are never touched. Someday I hope Collin can have a play room and I can get the living room back but for now I'll enjoy the look of bliss on his face as he hoards our shoes, a broom (he likes to sweep so that's a good sign), scarves and of course Blue Dog into a pop up tent I debated putting away.
I'll take a bit of mess and disorder for the discovery of a fort by a toddler any day.
1 comment:
how cute :D (jules)
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