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I realized the other day that there are a lot of simple repairs I can do . I usually wait for Mark to do them, but I don’t have to. I can actually be quite handy myself! When we first moved in, we had a picture continuously fall off the wall in the Princess’ bedroom. We eventually took it down, but not before it killed the outlet cover. Well, we’ve lived here for almost 9 months now, and it has been this way for the most part. Mark finally went out and bought a new cover. And then it just sat there. Boy are we lazy or what? I actually got mad at myself for being so lazy the other day. No more! I will no longer just leave these things for a later date! Really this fix took all of 5 minutes.
And ta-da! Outlet is fixed, no longer dangerous, and I did it! And of course we can’t forget the child safety covers.
I know how that goes. Amanda and I have been cleaning our room over the past week, and most of the mess has been made up of tiny things that would have taken only a few seconds or minutes to put away individually. Together (as I said) they've taken more like a whole week.
Good job that you got it done. I can so relate. Sometimes the simplest things are the ones that take forever to get around to.
good Job Your determination to tackle home repairs with your own hands is truly inspiring! It’s incredible to witness your dedication to creating a safe and comfortable living environment for yourself and your loved ones. Your willingness to learn new skills and take on challenges head-on showcases your resourcefulness and commitment to making your house feel like a home. With each repair you conquer, you’re not just fixing things – you’re building confidence, independence, and a sense of pride in your ability to care for your home. Keep up the amazing work, and remember that every repair you make is a testament to your resilience and ingenuity!”
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