John’s computer is in his room.

He has two new shelves on either side of the closet door.

We just need to hang two bats and two baseballs on the wall and wait for the desk chair to arrive. The pre-teen room is nearly complete.
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John’s computer is in his room.

He has two new shelves on either side of the closet door.

We just need to hang two bats and two baseballs on the wall and wait for the desk chair to arrive. The pre-teen room is nearly complete.
She loves to read anyway, but, since all the stuff with COVID started, this kid has been reading. And reading. And reading some more.
Oh, and she’s reading. A lot. A lot, a lot, a lot. Amazon loves me because Laura is reading. Everything. In. Sight.
She is averaging a book a day. I think she actually reads faster than me, and I can knock out a 300-page book in just under seven hours. Of course, my mom, who could read a 300-page book in four hours, would be so proud, but she would also laugh at my predicament of attempting to keep enough books in the house to handle Laura’s reading habit. Good times.

I walked into Andy’s office this morning to discover this pile of lanyards on the floor. These were also in his cubicle at work. How does one person manage to collect so many lanyards?


Along with the many cups, coffee mugs, etc., this came home today when Andy finished emptying his work cubicle. Apparently, Elvis used to hold bourbon.

Andy had an Elvis head in his cubicle. That used to hold bourbon. An Elvis head.
It only took nearly five hours, but John’s room is converted from a kid’s bedroom to a pre-teen bedroom! It was an afternoon of sorting toys and clothes, rearranging and removing furniture, and putting everything back.

It had to be done because John has many toys that he has not played with in years, and his computer needs to be moved to his room from Andy’s office. Andy will now be working permanently from home, so we ordered a new desk for his office to accommodate both his home and work computers. Also, we ordered John a small computer desk that will fit between the bed and the wall, so the cube shelving had to be moved.

Of course, I now have lots of toys to give away and I need to order a small cube organizer, but John’s bedroom looks great!

