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1. Start with a basic list of garments.
2. Once you have your basic list, factor in the appropriate style of each based on where your child goes.
3. Now consider your laundry cycle.
4. Now factor in variety.
5. Give yourself a cushion.

Source: http://www.simplify101.com/closet-organization.php.

Anyway, this is my favorite. It’s white and simple and clean. Accessories and sheets can be used if you want to add some color into this.

This one I like because of the double bed. DS would love the stairs, however he has no one to share this with.

This teepee is fun. Kids would love to have one in their own bedroom.

I have always loved big couches. I haven’t found a big enough couch here and if ever I come across one, it’s too expensive for our budget. So I just settled for a daybed. And I’m loving my daybed and I plan to add more pillows to make it more comfy. It’s big enough for the whole family except of course when it would be filled with DS’s toys and books.

I would also love to have a similar nook where I can spend some time, reading, doing crafts and yes sleeping.

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2. How loud do you listen to your music? I am not so much into music, but when I do listen I don’t want it too loud.

3. What is more important: happiness or trust? Trust I believe. You’d be at peace when you have no doubts.

4. Ever kissed someone else’s girlfriend/boyfriend? No.

5. Do you take walks often? No. My walks are usually in the mall and sometimes in the treadmill. Speaking of malls, I just remembered Beautifeel shoes. A friend of mine is telling me about how comfy and nice these shoes are. I better check them out soon.

6. What were you doing at 1am this morning? In deep slumber.

7. Last thing you did before bed last night? Prayed.

8. You’re thinking about someone, aren’t you? Not really.

9. How many people do you trust? Not a lot.

10. Why did your last relationship end? Because it’s not meant to last.

Snagged from Aggie.

Here is the bookshelf. It holds most of the DS’ things. He still has a few more books somewhere in the house and some big toys kept in our extra room. These are the things he plays with regularly. I intend to keep his things at a minimum at is hard to keep them orderly. If he gets a new toy, we need to let go of an old one. I plan to get him a toy cash drawer as he is fond of pretending to shop. I am not limiting his books though. He loves books, sticker books and activity books especially. You should see his excitement whenever I give him a new book.

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