There are a few changes going on around here. Something has compelled me to go through every drawer and every cabinet and every closet in every room to get rid of stuff, organize and rearrange. Nesting perhaps? Today I felt like the work I've done the past few days represents my last chance to control what I can in the face of a great inevitable uncertainty. My excitement lately has morphed into something that is looking a lot more like a 10-year-old on his first roller coaster ride who after inching to the apex ever so slowly and chit chatting with his friends about how fun it's going to be, gets a look of panic all over his face the moment just before he plunges over the edge.
Here are some scenes from around the house that strongly suggest we will have a new family member very soon...
Michella's room is finally finished! All except for the rocking chair I ordered today. It will be ready next week.




On a side note: I just
read (obviously
after I bought them) about how those foam mats are made out of toxic chemicals (PVC, phthalates, dioxin...). Anyone heard anything about this? It's the same material most yoga mats are made out of. I'm struggling with what to do. Feels like the beginning of about a million parenting decisions I will be faced with that I have no idea how to handle! Let the guess-work begin!
5 comments:
Jen, looks so great! I like the roller coaster analogy and even with that, I cannot imagine how you must be feeling. As for the play mat, I myself wouldn't be concerned as she is probably way past the stage of putting that in her mouth. Yippee!!!!
I second what Louise said about the mat!! AND the roller coaster! xoxo I. Can't. Wait. Your house looks awesome. Totally nesting!!! SO CUTE!
Reading your post at a trendy little cafe in capital hill and started crying! I am so happy for you guys, I can't wait to hear about Michella!
Michella's room looks awesome! So warm and inviting and beautiful! I love the toothbrush shot :) :)
I have some of those mats and they are great. If they are dangerous I prefer to stay in denial a little while longer.
ONE MORE DAY!!!
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