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A tour through my room

I've been meaning to do this post for awhile so finally here it is! I thought it would be fun to remember how my teenage room looked like when I'm older. Hopefully I'll still remember it well but I only recall the color of the walls and a dresser from my 5-year-old room so....:)


Not the best part of my room, I need a better way to store dance bags :)

Desk; my little red laptop and printer and Sharpies!



Comfiest reading chair ever!
I love the happy turquoise color of the walls and low Ikea bed and high-tech AC thing (thanks Dad!) I live in the Attic so with the low ceilings and rectangular space there's not many options as far furniture placement and room layout but my mom likes room rearranging and Coco always wants to help so it's turned out perfect. I think I've had it this way for almost a year. The next thing will be turquoise, sunset orange and mint blue country chic:)

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  1. CricketAugust 22, 2012 at 9:42 PM

    Dear Golda,
    I just wanted to tell you thank you. Lily loved having you for the two weeks of ballet this summer. She has just started with Miss Lisa, at Clytie Adams, and loves her. Yet it was a bit of an adjustment for her. She didn't want anyone but you for her teacher! I let her know that you were still taking classes and that we could go see you in the Nutcracker at Christmastime.

    Thank you for her introduction and being so wonderful with her. She is shy until she gets to know you, but then she can still be shy. You should see her around Uncle Malcom.

    Cricket Longaker

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    1. CirceAugust 23, 2012 at 10:57 AM

      Thank you! I'm so glad she's taking at Clytie's! It's such a wonderful experience:) I had Miss Lisa my first year and loved it. I'm so glad I could teach her; she's so adorable and attentive. Can't wait till Nutcracker! ~Golda

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