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Category Archives: On being ADHD
Crazy? Perhaps.
In my experience, there are at least two common themes among DIYers– the desire for nice things/surroundings and the inability (either tangible or mental) to fork out wads of cash to do so. For yes, declareth the masses– she embodied … Continue reading
Kitchen Remodel: Phase II
Remember the Phase I post from a few days ago? You wonder– is she actually done?! Done is often such a subjective word, don’t you think? It’s like perfect– can the pure meaning of those words exist in the world … Continue reading
Posted in DIY Life, It's Easy Being Green, Just Life, On being ADHD, Upcycling
Tagged DIY Life, Kitchen remodel, Upcycling, White Kitchen
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Kitchen Remodel: Phase I
Yes, it’s Phase I– of Version 4. This isn’t the first transformation for our kitchen and all the big ticket items (new floors, cabinets, appliances that aren’t brown) have long been paid for. But thus far, the total investment in … Continue reading
The Beauty of Love
This was the little story that JB and I (snort, who we kidding, it was I, all I) included on our wedding announcement. Sweet, hunh? Now, that I rediscovered the thing a few hours after screeching for him to bring … Continue reading
Posted in Crafty, Just Life, On being ADHD, Piles of Stuff, Upcycling
Tagged DIY, Installing Wire Shelving, Upcycling
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Happy Holidays!
No, really. Happy Holidays. And maybe even Merry Christmas, but when I say it I really mean, Merry Time of Santa Claus, Good Cheer and Delicious Apple Cider. I’ve seen this blog post circulated around facebook for a few weeks, … Continue reading
Posted in Just Life, On being ADHD, Piles of Stuff, Politics, Raising these kids
Tagged Consumption, Holidays
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My Creative Mind
Long before I had my own children, I overheard a stranger lightly scold her child’s use of his “creative mind” at a grocery store. That child was 1) old enough to know better, and 2) opening all of the freezer … Continue reading
Posted in Crafty, It's Easy Being Green, Just Life, On being ADHD, Piles of Stuff, Upcycling
Tagged Crafty, facebook, pinterest, time management
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How Did This Happen?
Once upon a time (or 9 years ago, yesterday) a girl married this boy. Within her own little micro-culture, she was well known as a commitment-phobic feminist who wanted nothing to do with marriage, having/raising kids, or station wagons. She … Continue reading
Stuttering, this is new.
See, just as soon as I decide there is nothing to worry about growth wise with Elliot, he develops a stutter. And I don’t mean a simple st-st-stutter. Nope, it’s more of a s-s-s-s-st-st-st-st-st-stutter. He’ll be 3 in November and … Continue reading
Oh! The Places You’ll Go
Dr. Suess made some really excellent points, didn’t he? – I don’t buy all the coolest new toys. – I like to decorate, but I like to DIY. Paying more than something is worth causes chest pains, nor will I … Continue reading