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We went by the apartment yesterday with my parents and I LOVE the colors. I really, really do. Every room looks amazing and although Phil had no idea what I meant when I said, "It's so inviting!", he likes it, too. I can't wait to get to live in there.

Which actually, I can wait because we still have a whole lot to do as far as packing and getting what we need for the new place. This week will be very busy. Yesterday, was extremely full with going from market to market looking for what we needed. We ended up splitting up and Phil and Dad found exactly what they were looking for and Mom, Madeleine, and I found what we wanted. So, the day ended in success and with the purchase of a new head and foot board for our bedroom. A lovely, simple pine.

I'm happy.

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