No matter how hard I try to keep dresser tops clear of "clutter," certain items end up there.
This morning I was looking at some of them.
While it is a great goal to choose to be happy, it's not always possible. Some days (or months) are just plain hard.
I like the written reminder, shown below. It's true, too, and I never forget what has made me cry.
I did just that and hey, the expression on my face looks happy. That was a relief.
The frame is from a country my late hubs and I lived in, El Salvador, in Central America.
How about you? Are you a clear dresser fan or do you have stuff on yours?
2 comments:
Very cute picture of you as a child and happy. I only have my jewelry case and photos on my dressers. I keep them rather scarce so I don't have to remove much to clean. I also have lovely dresser scarves that are lace and ancient, but I love them.
I love both of these quotes, Susan. And that picture of you when you were little is darling. The bright colorful frame from El Salvador is perfect for a child's photo. You know, when I moved into this small house, my dresser was too big for my bedroom, so I gave it to my neighbor. Now, I have to get a smaller one. But when I do have dressers, they usually aren't cluttered, just hold a few treasures that mean a lot to me. I'd love to see your dresser sometimes, you have so many lovely things.
~Sheri
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