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fabric: it’s what’s for dinner!

Wednesday, June 1st, 2011

the reality project  is off to a seamless start with pictures from carolyn. in addition to her responsibilities as a preschool teacher and a mom of two boys, carolyn makes and sells fabulous colorful aprons at the memphis farmers market, among other places. all this is to explain the scene you are about to behold:

carolyn writes, “this is the norm on any given day, and yes, we do eat dinner at that table every evening. all the crap gets moved around or just pushed to the end.”

the fun continues with this shot of the end table next to carolyn’s regular spot on the couch:

let’s play a game! can you spot the following?

  • school stuff
  • sewing stuff
  • jewelry she’s taken off after a long day
  • big cup of hot tea for the morning
  • the “color swatch” that’s been on the wall for ages (color chosen and paint purchased ages ago, but it’s still not on the walls.)

carolyn, you win the prize for the most colorful take on chaos! and p.s. i will be contacting you about making me an apron!

Tags:aprons, boys, carolyn, chaos, dinner, fabric, memphis farmers market, preschool, swatch
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