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Changing and organizing our home

Changing and organizing our home...

   Our house is small but our yard is big. Having a small house is warm and cozy, I truly love it. What I don't love is the clutter and mess that comes with it. I get very stressed and worked up over it. My husband is a much calmer person then I am. God was so amazing in giving me a patient husband who is so lay ed back about our home. 
  Today he bought me two book shelves to help organize my living room. my sewing area is such a mess and it is in our living room. Eventually I will have a sewing room, but until then I have this spot. Our schooling is done at the kitchen table, which surrounded my school supplies like a printer, rolling stacking drawers, and a book case. This is going to change. These areas are going to be less messy looking. 
   We also bought paint for the boys room. Their room is awful for them. It used to belong to my nieces, which was great for girls. The sparkly blue butterflies and flowers i mean. For my super hero boys this is awful. They are really into cars, dirt, super hero, animals and breaking things! haha. their room is going to be transformed into a wonderful superhero room fit for 3 little guys I adore. I can't wait to share all the pictures and how we did it. I finally will have some more things to post about.
stay tuned.
A. M

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