I'll admit....I'm slightly OCD. Ok, more than slightly. (I blame/thank my father for that) I've been told before, "Everything has a place in your house doesn't it?" I've also been told "Just wait until you have children! You'll be ok with clutter then."
Well, I have a child and I am NOT ok with clutter. Other people's clutter doesn't bother me at all. I could care less. As for me and my house, well, let's put it this way... I'm crazy. And let me state that I don't mind the kind, (well sort of don't mind) of clutter that happens while you are in the process of moving things or remodeling or that kind of thing. (Although inside I have the jitters and twitches similar to one who's on crack until I get my re-organized fix)
Every product in the pantry has a specific shelve and spot on that shelf. Same way in the fridge and for the dishes in the cabinets.
So, This week "we" decided to paint our bedroom. Actually it was more like "I've waited 9 months for you to pick a color, so please pick one"-Josh
Well as I said, I get the crack-like jitters until it's done, so that thing got painted QUICKLY. And now I'm in the decorating process. (There will be posts on that later)
So today was laundry day since it has gotten put off. And there it was.....my perfectly awesome, wonderful, yet not quite as organized husband's t-shirt drawers. I felt like I heard a "DUN DUN DUN" when I opened them. I had remembered a pin from pinterest (a Godsend sometimes). It showed how to re-fold tshirts in a way to see them all and fit more. So I figured I'd try. Perfecto! Now I'm hearing the Hallelujah Chorus! Check out the before and after pictures. Not sure why I had never thought of this before. (feel sorta stupid now) So for today, I got my organized "fix"!
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Monday, June 18, 2012
Fathers Day DIY (Pinterest Inspired)
Ok, ok, I haven't blogged in a while. A LONG while. Whew!
Well I am here to *try* to promise more blogs in the very near future! There are lots of things taking place in the Swanger house....(painting, painting, and more painting) not to mention, my little bundle of joy will soon be a 30 inch tall, babbling, biting ONE YEAR OLD. Ugh! Let's don't talk about it yet...
This post is all about Daddy's. Mine, Josh's, and baby Carter's!
Let's just be honest, none of these Father's "need" anything. And, what they want, is probably some gadget that has a pretty price-tag. There are too many daddy's in my life to shell out that kind of cash (not that they aren't worth it) So I got to thinking, what do I do? So a pinteresting I went!
When you become a mom, you no longer matter half as much as that "bundle of joy" grand-baby. It's just a fact that you get use to. So something Carter related was a definite.
I found a few DIY's that I loved. Of course, mine turned out differently than their's BUT great non the less.
I picked up some old 50 cent frames at goodwill and the rest I had at home. After repurposing the frames and adding little footprints to Josh's canvas, I was finished! And check out the awesome card we made. One for my dad and one for my father-in-law!
Well I am here to *try* to promise more blogs in the very near future! There are lots of things taking place in the Swanger house....(painting, painting, and more painting) not to mention, my little bundle of joy will soon be a 30 inch tall, babbling, biting ONE YEAR OLD. Ugh! Let's don't talk about it yet...
This post is all about Daddy's. Mine, Josh's, and baby Carter's!
Let's just be honest, none of these Father's "need" anything. And, what they want, is probably some gadget that has a pretty price-tag. There are too many daddy's in my life to shell out that kind of cash (not that they aren't worth it) So I got to thinking, what do I do? So a pinteresting I went!
When you become a mom, you no longer matter half as much as that "bundle of joy" grand-baby. It's just a fact that you get use to. So something Carter related was a definite.
I found a few DIY's that I loved. Of course, mine turned out differently than their's BUT great non the less.
I picked up some old 50 cent frames at goodwill and the rest I had at home. After repurposing the frames and adding little footprints to Josh's canvas, I was finished! And check out the awesome card we made. One for my dad and one for my father-in-law!
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