New bookshelf
Friday, January 05, 2007
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Elisabeth is loving her new bookshelf, that accomodates her toys in a much tidier manner.
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3 comments:
Whoa - I'm disoriented. Is it in her room? Did you move all the furniture around? Great bookshelf, though! It looks like she's enjoying her new CD player, too.
Haley
It is in her room, under the loft. (You can see the horizontal beam behind her, and a tiny bit of one of the uprights at far left.)
It has maximized the floorspace in the room, which means that she can more easily play in her room rather than just sleeping.
And she does love the CD player!
She does look like she's happy with it! Great setup.
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