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I’m finally feeling back to my normal self and it’s so. nice. Around Thanksgiving my mental health took a nosedive. It started with a small existential crisis and then a bunch of small things snowballed (kids being sick since mid October, Justin traveling a lot, no Thanksgiving plans, my friend keeping me sane went back to work, Alyssa struggling behaviorally and academically, George struggling with public outings, anxiety flare up, and a bad period). Whew.

Anyway. Existential crisis is still alive and well, but it’s mostly situational. Our goal, for our entire 10 years together, has been to move to a desirable location. We have been working on relocating somewhere where we both can be happy and put down roots. And now we’re here, and I am deeply grateful for that, but also I am left without A Goal and it’s made me panicky.

I have so many small goals, but my story arc is gone. I think it’s the ADHD in me that is attracted to bright and shiny goals. It is challenging to emotionally invest myself into just regular life stuff. Adderall has helped me get regular life stuff done, but when they wear off the consuming panic of why does consciousness exist/why am I here/what should I be doing? sets in.

I’m hoping eating more vegetables and daily exercise and my sun therapy lamp will quiet it.

Anyway. Our 6 month (!!!) anniversary of moving to MA was Dec 19. I cannot believe we’ve been here for 6 months. Well, I can, it feels like a lifetime. Jan 15 will be 6 months at home in Georgetown.

We walked the property for the first time recently (yeah I don’t know why it took 5 months, but also couldn’t take twins to the top of the mountain with no trail so needed a babysitter) and discovered property that we thought was ours is not and property we thought wasn’t ours is. Which is very surprising after living here for almost half a year haha.

Apparently from the edge of our front lawn and all the way back to the top of the hill is two thirds of our 1.84 acres. We thought the hill went further up and that most of our land was unusable. But to the right there is a whole other part that we couldn’t even see before the leaves fell, and then we just assumed it was the neighbor’s. But it’s ours and it’s one third of our total land, which is a lot. And there are several flat spots! Lots of trees though. But definitely room for a fire pit and kids’ play area.

I’ve worked a lot with Alyssa recently, academically and behaviorally (she’s waitlisted for behavioral therapy) and she’s in a much better place and is able to complete assignments with minimal direction. She has a bit of a wild side, but I think it’s more ADHD related than from behavioral issues. We have a lot of similarities (very creative and perpetually bored) but my anxiety always kept my behavior in check. Alyssa is the opposite of a people pleaser, and I love her free spirit, but it makes cooperating in the classroom more of a challenge for her.

George is also in a better place with public outings. He got dragged on so many holiday errands and was a champ. I think if we don’t do errands for a while he’ll panic in public but if it’s regularly he knows what to expect and will actually scream less than Gen. But that’s no surprise, she’s still the feistiest three year old I know.

I need to go back to work. Or at least have the goal of going back to work to keep me sane. I’m going to pursue real estate for a year and if it doesn’t work out, it doesn’t work out. Classes here are only 40 hours and courses are currently on sale. I just need to jump.

What else? We’re getting an inexpensive treadmill as soon as we decide on if we’re doing the basement floors or not. I am going to run to the loudest music possible at 8 pm every night. I am going to DIY stairs to make the newfound property more easily accessible. Goats and bees are a go, but I’m not sure when. Chickens I’m still undecided for this year just because the amount of work (making and managing an incubator) and money (nice coops are pricey and wood is crazy expensive right now). So I do have some goals to keep me from going completely insane.

[ac-bootbot]

Alright, these are the DIYs I'm missing. I know this isn't all of them, and I didn't go through recipes at all, but the list is already long. I'm missing almost every DIY from Celeste, she only ever gives me star pieces when she does show up.

If you have any spare DIYs on this list, just send me a message? If it's a rare one I'll definitely trade for it.

Wooden double bed

Wooden waste bin

Small wooden partition

Medium wooden partition

Log extra-long sofa

Grass standee

Clackercart

Tension-pole rack

Signpost

Cutting board

Wooden music box

Dark wooden-mosiac wall

Wooden-knot wall

Cabin wall

Tree-stump rug

Cherry-blossom pond stone

Forbidden altar

Iron worktable

Iron closet

Ironwood cart

Mini golden dharma

Ironwood cupboard

Golden dharma

Golden garden bunny

Golden Piggy bank

Golden decorative plate

Golden meter and pipes

Golden gear tower

Terrarium

Backyard lawn

Traditional straw coat

Vine hanging chair

Ruined arch

Rope-net wall

Glow-in-the-dark stickers

Glowing moss flooring

Orange hat

Peach surprise box

Peach run

Peach hat

Pear dress

Apple wall

Apple rug

Apple hat

Apple dress

Fruit basket

Stacked senmaizuke barrels

Honeycomb wall

Honeycomb flooring

Stacked magazines

Scattered papers

Cardboard table

Oil-barrel bathtub

Dharma

Stacked shopping baskets

Stacked fish containers

Gear tower

Gear apparatus

Nova light

Crescent moon chair

Moon

Asteroid

Astronaut suit

Rocket

Space shuttle

Satellite

Crewed spaceship

Lunar lander

Lunar rover

Flying saucer

Star clock

Starry garland

Starry-sky wall

Starry wall

Sci-fi wall

Lunar surface

Yellow star rug

Starry-skies rug

Bamboo sphere

Bamboo shelf

Bamboo lunchbox

Cherry-blossom branches

Blossom-viewing lantern

Sakura-wood flooring

Cherry-blossom rug

Shell bed

Shell lamp

Shell music box

Mermaid shelf

Mermaid vanity

Mermaid lamp

Mermaid screen

Mermaid bed

Mermaid closet

Mermaid sofa

Sandy Beach flooring

Mermaid wall

Mermaid wall clock

Mermaid rug

Mermaid fence

Water flooring

Tree's bounty big tree

Autumn wall

Maple-leaf rug

Maple-leaf umbrella

Illuminated reindeer

Ornament table lamp

Giant ornament

Festive rug

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Home Show Vietnam will be grandly opened in Ho Chi Minh City from June 13 to 15, 2024. By then, international exhibitors and professional importer purchasing groups from Vietnam, South Korea, Russia, Singapore, the United States, the United Kingdom, Indonesia, Cambodia, Laos, Nepal, Sri Lanka and other countries will gather together to look for cooperation opportunities. 

Home Show Vietnam is hosted by the Ministry of Trade and Industry of Vietnam and jointly organized by the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry(VCCI) and the Vietnam National Consumer Goods Import Association. It has received strong support from relevant industry associations in Vietnam and is the only professional international exhibition in Vietnam so far. The exhibition creates a one-stop B2B purchasing platform for Vietnam's houseware & gift industry and introduces "fashion houseware" to thousands of households in Vietnam.

 

Name of the Exhibition

2024 Vietnam International Houseware and Gift Fair

 Exhibition time

June 13-15, 2024

 Exhibition location

SECC at Ho Chi Minh City

 Exhibition category

Kitchen & Household: Kitchen Supplies, Table Supplies, Hygiene & Cleaning, Storage Utensils, Bathroom Supplies, Pet Supplies, Daily Consumer Goods, Household Appliances, etc.

Home Decoration: Lamps & Lighting, Artificial Flowers and Fruits, Oil Painting and Photo Frames, Decorative Candles, Wallpaper, Soft Decoration, Mirror & Wall Clock, Fashionable & Creative products, Home Decoration Improving Products, DIY Tools, etc.

Home Textile: Bedding, Kitchen and Bath Home Textiles, Curtains and Shades, Decorative Fabrics, Carpet Cushions, etc.

Gifts and Office Supplies: Gifts & Crafts, Office Supplies, Cases and Bags, Travel Supplies, Aromatherapy Products, Greeting Cards, Toys, Promotional Supplies, Jewelry, Personal Supplies, etc.

Holiday and Party: Christmas & Holiday Supplies, Jewelry & Gifts, Religious Decorations, Jewelry & Gifts’ Packaging, etc.

Consumer Electronic: Household Electrical Appliances, Video & Audio, Digital Products, Multimedia Products, Household/Personal Electronic Products, Computer Peripheral, Tablet Displays, Communication Products, Mobile Phone Accessories, Mobile Terminal, etc.

Beauty and Sports: Sports Equipment, Sporting Goods, Outdoor Products, Massage and Health Care, Beauty and Hairdressing, etc.

Garden and Gardening: Lawn Supplies, Camping Supplies, Picnic Barbecue, Tools and Machinery, Garden Supplies, etc.

  On June 13-15, 2024, we look forward to attending this houseware feast with you and creating a better future together!

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DIY Home Improvement: Quick and Easy Upgrades to Enhance Property Value

In the realm of real estate, a property's value is not only determined by its location and size but also by the care and attention invested in its presentation. Home improvements not only make your living space more enjoyable but can significantly boost your property's value. If you're looking to increase your home's market appeal without breaking the bank, here's a guide to DIY home improvement – quick and easy upgrades that can enhance your property's value.

. Curb Appeal: The First Impression Matters

The exterior of your home is the first thing potential buyers or guests see. A well-maintained exterior creates a positive first impression. Start by giving your front door a fresh coat of paint. Choose a color that complements your home's overall aesthetic. Additionally, consider adding potted plants or installing outdoor lighting to highlight key features.

. Upgrade Your Kitchen on a Budget

The kitchen is often considered the heart of the home, and small changes can make a big impact. Replace outdated cabinet hardware, install a stylish backsplash, or update your faucet. These changes are relatively inexpensive but can give your kitchen a modern and refreshed look.

. Lighting Matters: Illuminate Your Space

Good lighting can transform a room. Replace outdated fixtures with modern alternatives. Consider adding energy-efficient LED bulbs to brighten up spaces and create a warm, inviting atmosphere. Enhance the ambiance by strategically placing floor and table lamps in darker corners.

. Revitalize Your Walls with a Fresh Coat of Paint

Painting is one of the most cost-effective ways to transform a space. Choose neutral colors for a timeless and versatile appeal. A fresh coat of paint not only covers up scuff marks and stains but also gives your home a clean and well-maintained appearance.

. Upgrade Your Bathroom Fixtures

Bathrooms play a significant role in a home's value. Swap out old faucets, showerheads, and towel bars for modern, stylish alternatives. Consider regrouting tiles or adding a new shower curtain for an instant update.

. Landscaping: Create an Outdoor Oasis

Well-maintained outdoor spaces can add tremendous value to your property. Trim overgrown bushes, mow the lawn, and add some colorful plants. Creating an outdoor oasis doesn't have to be expensive – consider adding a simple seating area or a decorative focal point.

. Energy-Efficient Upgrades

Modern homebuyers appreciate energy-efficient features. Consider upgrading to energy-efficient appliances, installing a programmable thermostat, or adding weatherstripping to doors and windows. These upgrades not only save money on utility bills but also enhance the overall appeal of your home.

Elevate Your Property Value with DIY Home Improvements

Enhancing your property's value doesn't have to be a costly endeavor. With these quick and easy DIY home improvements, you can breathe new life into your living space and make it more appealing to potential buyers. Remember, small changes can have a big impact on your home's overall value.

For more insightful tips on DIY home improvement and real estate, stay tuned to our blog at MySmartCousin. Elevate your property's value and create a space that truly feels like home.

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Home Improvement Chronicles: Before and After Transformations That Will Amaze You.

Are you tired of the same old look in your home? Does your living space lack that wow factor you've always dreamed of? The good news is that you don't need to undertake a complete overhaul to breathe new life into your home. In this article, we'll explore some incredible before-and-after home improvement transformations that will inspire you to embark on your renovation journey.

1. A Fresh Coat of Paint Can Work Wonders

One of the most cost-effective ways to transform a room is by giving it a fresh coat of paint. Take, for instance, the outdated, beige living room in the "before" photo. It lacked character and felt dull. But with a few buckets of paint and a creative vision, the "after" photo reveals a warm and inviting space. The deep blue accent wall adds a touch of sophistication, while the white paint brightens up the room. Don't underestimate the power of paint to completely change the atmosphere of a room.

2. Say Goodbye to Clutter for a Spacious Look

Clutter can make even the most spacious room appear cramped and disorganized. In our next transformation, the "before" photo shows a cluttered and chaotic kitchen. The countertops were overflowing, and it was challenging to find anything. The "after" photo demonstrates a remarkable change. By decluttering, organizing, and installing open shelves, this kitchen now appears larger, more functional, and aesthetically pleasing. It's proof that tidying up can do wonders for a room's transformation.

3. Lighting: The Unsung Hero of Home Improvement

Proper lighting can be a game-changer in any space. The "before" photo of this dimly lit bedroom doesn't do justice to its potential. However, the "after" photo showcases how strategic lighting choices can completely transform the ambiance. A beautiful pendant light fixture and well-placed bedside lamps create a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Remember, the right lighting can make or break the mood of a room.

4. From Dated to Dazzling: Bathroom Revamp

Is your bathroom stuck in the past? The "before" photo of this bathroom is a prime example of outdated design. But with some creativity and effort, the "after" photo displays a modern and elegant oasis. A new vanity, contemporary tiles, and stylish fixtures have turned this bathroom into a spa-like retreat. Sometimes, all it takes is a few carefully chosen upgrades to make your bathroom feel like a whole new space.

5. Outdoor Bliss: Curb Appeal Transformation

Don't forget about the exterior of your home! The "before" image of this front yard was uninviting and lacked character. However, in the "after" photo, a well-maintained lawn, fresh landscaping, and a new color palette have given this house a welcoming and charming appearance. The addition of a small seating area provides an inviting space to relax and enjoy the outdoors.

6. Kitchen Marvel: From Drab to Fab

Kitchens are often the heart of the home, and they deserve special attention. In the "before" photo, this kitchen felt cramped and uninspiring. But with some thoughtful design choices, the "after" photo showcases a bright and open kitchen that feels like a breath of fresh air. The white cabinets, subway tile backsplash, and new countertops have transformed this space into a modern culinary haven.

7. Furniture Revival: Old to Gold

Sometimes, you don't need to replace everything; you just need a little DIY magic. In the "before" photo, these old chairs had seen better days. But with some sanding, a fresh coat of paint, and new upholstery, the "after" photo displays stunning chairs that are now the focal point of the dining room. This transformation proves that with a bit of creativity, you can turn old furniture into gold.

Conclusion

In conclusion, these before-and-after home improvement transformations demonstrate that you don't need a massive budget or a complete overhaul to make a significant impact on your living space. Small changes, like a fresh coat of paint, decluttering, proper lighting, and strategic upgrades, can lead to remarkable results. So, roll up your sleeves, unleash your creativity, and get ready to transform your home into a space that reflects your style and personality. Your dream home is just a few steps away.

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mutuals come get your diys (dm for dodo code)

angled signpost x2

apple dress

apple umbrella

backyard lawn

bamboo basket

bamboo bench x2

bamboo doll

bamboo drum

bamboo flooring

bamboo shoot lamp

bamboo wall decoration x2

barrel

bone doorplate

bonsai shelf

cardboard bed

cherry dress

cherry dress

cherry wall

chic cosmos wreath

coconut wall planter

cosmos shower

deer scare

diy workbench

fossil doorplate

giant teddy bear

golden casket

golden dishes

golden dung beetle

golden flooring

gong

hanging terrarium

iron doorplate x2

Ironwood diy workbench

leaf mask

log stool

log pack

log bench

log garden lounge

lovely cosmos crown

lucky gold cat x2

magazine rack x2

natural garden chair

natural square table

orange umbrella

peach hat

peach umbrella

pear dress

pear hat

pear rug

plain wooden shop sign

rocking horse

tall garden rock

terrarium

Tiki torch

trophy case

scattered papers x2

shell stool

shell table

snazzy pansy wreath

stone table

stone wall

straw umbrella hat

water pump

western-style stone

wildflower fan

wild log bench

wooden-block chest

wooden bookshelf

wooden end table

wooden full-length mirror x2

wooden stool

wooden table mirror

zen-style stone x2

this is first come first serve or you can fight each other about it idc ^_^ also please ignore the mess and you're welcome to look around as much as you like but don't take shit bc I share this island with my siblings lol

also I'm not used to having visitors so... please excuse my etiquette

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5 Tips for Planning a Garden Wedding

Who wouldn’t want to exchange vows amidst a magical garden setting! Chic garden parties have a long tradition among high society (think "Great Gatsby"), and some of the finest garden venues sparkle with sophistication. But modern couples also appreciate less formal landscapes, which make fabulous natural canvases for their own unique event stylings. Above all, today’s brides and grooms crave a wedding experience that’s connected to nature, as their own new beginning is reflected in the beauty all around them.

Here’s a little advice for putting together your own successful garden wedding:

1. Consider the Season

You visit a garden in April and fall in love with the springtime show of cherry blossoms…but you’re getting married in October. Be sure you’re not being lured by a visual display that won’t be there on your big day. Most gardens have something to offer year-round, but if you have your heart set on an autumnal turning of the leaves or cascades of purple wisteria on the ceremony pergola, be sure your wedding date corresponds to the timing of Mother Nature.

2. Protect Against Unforeseen Guests

Flora and fauna are sometimes accompanied by uninvited guests, such as ants, bees or mosquitos. Discuss the precautions your site manager and/or caterer will take to ensure that bugs don’t spoil the party—everything from citronella candles to pre-event spraying. If you’ve chosen a DIY venue, then make your own game plan in advance. (And have an emergency kit on hand, just in case!)

3. Dress the Set

When you’re surrounded by natural splendor, extra décor isn’t really necessary. But adding personal touches goes a long way towards making the space your own. While there’s a ton of design ideas on Pinterest, we suggest you start with your own belongings, and those of your family: Time to polish up that old chandelier you found together at a garage sale! And wouldn’t Aunt Bessie’s antique lawn ornaments look adorable alongside your sign-in table? Your mother’s own wedding china would be a heartwarming addition to your head table place settings. Looking around you for inspiration and seeing where it leads can make the ultimate result all that more meaningful.

4. Be Weather Wise

Umbrellas, canopies, heat lamps, pop-up tents, portable outdoor fire pits and even personalized parasols for the guests and/or wedding party can provide shade and shelter, if needed.

5. Define the Space

Some gardens are formal, with brick patios, manicured hedgerows and trellises that logically dictate a perfect flow for your celebration. Others are more unstructured and rambling. You and your event designer can create “outdoor rooms” with modern or retro lounge furniture, cocktail high-tops, lattice partitions or potted plants. But we’re also seeing fun elements like picnic blankets, beach chairs, wooden benches and bonfires—casual additions that make a particularly dynamic contrast within an elegant milieu. Your choices will be driven by the overall mood you want to create, but don’t let convention stop you from daring to be different!