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We are busy watching our 18-month old grand son this weekend!

Agreeing to watch a toddler for four days is not for the faint of heart! My house is a disaster.

A toddler wearing a gray "Chill Mood" shirt stands on a wooden floor, holding onto the latest white balance bike, with a high chair, chair, and kitchen area visible in the background.

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This Week’s Events

Besides babysitting and trying to get a bit of blogging in here and there, I spent a day via zoom with my blogging buddies working on one of the projects we were going to do when we all were in California.

The greenhouse is at a standstill now because I have to paint more windows that “Handy” has sanded and prepped for me at this shop. Hopefully next week I’ll make some real progress on that.

Yesterday, “Handy” threw out the first pitch (with the help of Harrison) at our Village’s Annual Softball Tournament. Today we are going to visit our niece and her kids who are visiting from Las Vegas.

This week coming up I hope to get a few days in the garden along with my window painting.

I also have a meeting about some exciting things I hope to bring to Living Large in A Small House by the end of the year. More details to come!

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Hi, I’m Lynn

I traded corporate life for cozy living and now share how to make small spaces feel beautifully intentional.

With a love of vintage finds, organized chaos (emphasis on organized), and a handy husband who builds my wild ideas, I’m here to show that living large isn’t about square feet—it’s about heart, style, and good bones.

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2 Comments

  1. Nuss Laura says:

    hi lynn
    cute photo! how do you get anything done with a toddler 😊😳

    laura

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    1. Hi Laura – It was a challenge. It took me three days to get my house in order after he left. My floors were so sticky. Every surface had finger prints – It was a free for all.

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