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March 31, 2008

I’m not a runner, but I did experience a sense of euphoria as I crossed a finish line this weekend: I finally put away all of our wedding gifts. I morphed from a newlywed into Shoshana: Queen of the Household.

Yes, it took more than five months, but, at last, the behemoth that had taken over our dining room and part of one of our bedroom is gone. All that remains is one box of china which, due to a lack of cabinet space – and based on how often we will actually be using it – will likely remain covered up in that box.

I hit my stride earlier this week.  We have our new hutch and buffet (which looked very empty), so I decided it was time to fill it with something. I looked at the stack of

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