Okay rapid fire highlights of the 8 houses from my first 18 years (idrk how that happened lol) 1) The bay windows I put my stuffed animals on as a display 2) the scary geese standing between me and the community playground every day 3) My princess canopy that I tried to swing on and tore down & the walls of the playroom that I painted so thickly that they could never get the stain out 4) My under the staircase harry potter inspired ā€œsecretā€ hide out 5) The creek out back & the carpeted staircase with my fav carpet material Thatā€™s all the nostalgia I got left
Feb 22, 2025

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All of my journeys and people iā€™ve met on the walls with unique furniture iā€™ve collected that has found me throughout my life, warm and mainly reminiscent of my childhood home. No real aesthetic just life, lots of different patterns and plants on every shelf along with books and an abundance of physical media. Basically where I would want to be raised as a child. Keep in mind this is my final home I would take my last steps in not exactly my college apartment or something of my early days. Similar to Gilmore Girls home, or even the Call Me by Your Name house!
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