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A Place to Paint

Finally! A place to paint! My little brother, David, moved to the basement, leaving the bedroom next to mine empty. My parents agreed to let me use it as a painting room-- although I'm sure my mother had ulterior motives: no more painting stuff all over the dining room table. And I don't have to be squished at the little desk I've had since elementary school. I think we'll eventually move the computer in here and it'll be a painting room slash office, but for now, it's all mine! And Toby's, of course. Toby's kennel and bed will be in here, too.

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  1. Looks like a beautiful place to paint...Love he desk chair :)

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  2. Hi Emilee. Love your new room. I gave you the Sunshine Award over at my blog. Stop by and grab it for your blog.

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