This might sound weird, but I think I have an addiction to being inspired. Sure, that sounds like it should be a good thing. And it is. As long as, like with anything, you know when to say when. Here’s the thing. During my great big purge-o-rama, I’m falling in love with my home again. Not because I’ve updated anything, just because it’s being stripped of all its clutter.
It’s calmer. And I look around and love the way it is. Well, I’d be lying if I said there still aren’t things I want to change and update. Ahem, the seashell sinks with brown, swirl, fake, marble counters.
But, what I’m finding is, that I get lost in all the inspiration that is available to us. That it makes me want to keep redoing and redoing. When in actuality, I look around and I like what I see. {When it’s clean that is.}
So lately, I’ve tried to be uninspired. To be content with what’s in front of me. Because being too inspired was creating a list that was never getting done and weighing me down.
Don’t get me wrong. I will forever be inspired by a beautiful space and will probably forever be changing things around me. It’s my thing and a part of me. I’m just trying to moderate it a bit. Think about what’s really worth my time, so I don’t spend too much time thinking about doing this or that and missing out on other things.
Ahhh... I really know what you mean! I feel the same way!
ReplyDeleteGlad you got there... To be content is a lovely thing!
Great perspective, Kim! I need to work on that. :)
ReplyDeleteI understand totally.
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