Marsha
05-20-2008, 07:19 AM
I think my increase in a/d dosage is kicking in because I'm looking around my house going :scratch whoa why didn't I SEE this before? So I am in the decluttering mode. I cleaned out the toys and junk in the bath that the kids have piled up; I've decluttered our pantry, bookshelves, my closet, kids' toys, kids' clothes, etc. I dont' let much clutter pile up even at the worst of times, so this was like a two day thing.
Now onto the "office" at least the things I have control over. I have an ancient highchair that was mine when I was a baby (and susequently about 12 other babies after that) It's metal of course, the tray has been painted a thousand times because it's rust and it's rust again, and the seat and back have been recovered with oilclothe (right now an ugly brown) many many times. Dad gave it to me, and I said I wanted it, blah, blah, blah.
But even if I fix it up, why? Should I just toss it? Honestly I don't feel sentimental about it at all, surprisingly.
What am I looking for? I suppose permission to throw it away. I'd never give it to anyone, it's ancient and made back when babies were actually small and didn't recline, etc.
Now onto the "office" at least the things I have control over. I have an ancient highchair that was mine when I was a baby (and susequently about 12 other babies after that) It's metal of course, the tray has been painted a thousand times because it's rust and it's rust again, and the seat and back have been recovered with oilclothe (right now an ugly brown) many many times. Dad gave it to me, and I said I wanted it, blah, blah, blah.
But even if I fix it up, why? Should I just toss it? Honestly I don't feel sentimental about it at all, surprisingly.
What am I looking for? I suppose permission to throw it away. I'd never give it to anyone, it's ancient and made back when babies were actually small and didn't recline, etc.