I'm so excited! I have to share this news with everyone. I have new bedroom furniture. Now, I know some of you are thinking, big deal, it's only furniture. But I have been waiting years — no, decades — for this.
Let me give you a little of my bedroom furniture history, then you'll understand better why I'm overreacting.
When I was twelve, my mother bought me new bedroom furniture. When I got my first apartment as a junior in college, my mother gave me my childhood furniture. I continued to use it FOR YEARS. When my husband and I got married, we wanted something a little more "adult" for our first house. Not having a ton of money, we purchased a set of used furniture. Now, this was a nice set and of excellent quality, so it lasted FOR YEARS. Just to give you an idea how long, my husband and I celebrated our 20th anniversary earlier this year.
No one could argue that I was due for something new.
This picture I've posted really doesn't do my new furniture justice. And I couldn't fit all the pieces in one shot. But it's so cool. I actually a lingerie chest, for crying out loud. It's as tall as me with all these little drawers for my unmentionables, of which I had to buy more just to fill the extra space (grin).
Well, I've got to run. There's a teeny smudge on the front of the night stand that needs polishing.
Cathy Mc
Saturday, August 23, 2008
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4 comments:
Congrats on your new furniture, Cathy. We still have the Early Married hand-me-down collection even though we've been married nearly 16 years. Oh well, when I'm a NYT bestseller I'll head out to Santa Fe and load up on all the cool Southwestern stuff I wish I had instead. :)
Isn't new furniture great especially if you have been waiting forever to be able to buy it.
I would love to have a lingerie chest with all the little drawers. I had one as a child )it was a hand me down) but it got destroyed in one of our many moves.
Gorgeous furniture, Cathy! Sweet dreams!
Thanks, all for letting me share. I'm still in love. Every time I walk in the bedroom, I give a little sigh of happiness.
Cathy Mc
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