I believe a
house becomes a home through the memories and experiences you have there. As you
live your life and put your stamp on your house, the house you live in becomes intertwined
in the memories of your life.
As I look
around our home memories of events and milestones achieved are sparked. Our
home is the backdrop to our life, as well as being a roof over our heads it is
a safe, special place that we can make memories, enjoy family life and express
our characters through DIY and home décor.
As the
saying goes ‘if these walls could talk’ it would have a lot to say.
Our home
has our story.
It was on
his play-mat in Bug’s bedroom that Jelly Bean first rolled over. As I tuck Bug
into bed I remember the milestone of him having his first ever big boy bed that
daddy put together when we were redecorating Bug’s bedroom before Jelly Bean
arrived. When I play with Bug in his kitchen I remember assembling the wooden
kitchen late at night, trying to be super quiet so as not to wake him and spoil
his special birthday surprise on his 3rd birthday when his face exploded with
surprise and excitement at seeing his new play kitchen. While breastfeeding
Jelly Bean of a night as he snuggles close to me in his SnuzPod I have sweet
memories of the excitement we felt when pregnant with Jelly Bean and daddy’s
joy at assembling a special bed for our second born.
Like me, leading
furniture retailer Rodgers of York - who are currently sharing their story as
they celebrate their 125th anniversary - believe that every home has a story.
As they enjoy
a good home story they are currently inviting people to share their home
stories with them using their #MyHomeStories micro-site. Whether it is a funny
home décor story, a DIY fail or a DIY success, a first home memory or a
heart-touching home event, Rogers of York want to hear your home story.
I recently shared my home
story of Lee and I’s first attempt at DIY together as we created with love a
nursery for Bug during my pregnancy with him.
Take a look at my home story and
read the other funny and lovely stories other people have shared, as well as
submit your own home story by visiting the #MyHomeStories page.
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