home sweet home

Home is where the heart is,
so they say.
And I completely heart mine.

It isn't perfect.
It could be bigger.
It could have nicer furniture,
and a larger kitchen
and better parking.

But it's home.
And like I said,
I love it.

 So I decided to chose my three favourite rooms 

and thought I'd show you them and why I love them.

 

In third place is:

My living room.

I love that my hubby let me have artistic reign in this room. . .

. . .actually scrap that, I got artistic reign through the whole place.

But I love it in here.

I love the furniture and furnishings.

We bought the wallpaper before we had even moved in.

The little guy and I spend most of our time together in here 

and the room had to change a bit when he came along.

Do you spy the toy box?

That's there for obvious reasons.

And all those storage boxes under the TV and window?

They had to accommodate all the things that had to be re-homed 

when the spare room became his nursery.

 

In second place is:

Little Man's room.

It was a close one there,

because this room nearly won.

I love spending time in this room.

It's by far the most colourful room in the house,

as I have a bit of a thing for white and cream EVERYTHING.

But I think it's really charming.

I love that is has changed so much 

as we have acquired more toys and books.

We didn't know what we were having when we painted it

so we went with yellow 

and we've just upped the amount of blue since he came along and we became 'Team Blue'.

. . .And my favourite room. . .

 

My first place and best place in the whole world.

Our bedroom.

It's my haven.

I love our big comfy bed.

I love to get all snuggled up under the weighty blankets.

I love cuddles on weekend mornings with hubby,

and with the little guy too.

. . .BUT. . 

then I had a change of heart.

Because I really do believe that

home is where the heart is

And if that's the case

then I have a much better picture to share.
I took it this weekend
and I love it.

It's not my best picture.

I didn't really frame it up terribly well.

No one is positioned particularly nicely.

In fact no one is even looking at the camera.

But I think it says "home".

And it is probably my new favourite photo.

I'll leave it up to you to work out why.