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		By: our very favorites in the history of ever {october 2015} - the handmade home		</title>
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		By: a space for homeschool : what it taught us - the handmade homethe handmade home		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] families are alike. I talked a little bit about this in last week&#8217;s post, but break the rules and use the space, and switch it up, no matter what that looks like for [&#8230;]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] families are alike. I talked a little bit about this in last week&#8217;s post, but break the rules and use the space, and switch it up, no matter what that looks like for [&#8230;]</p>
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		By: Stacy		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Using our formal dining room as a playroom has been the best alternate use of space for us.  At first it was because I needed to have twin babies within eye and earshot at all times.  Now the room is their hangout space.  It allows them another space to read and watch TV.  I still have the kids close, and they don&#039;t always have to be closed up in their rooms.  A real plus now that they are teens.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Using our formal dining room as a playroom has been the best alternate use of space for us.  At first it was because I needed to have twin babies within eye and earshot at all times.  Now the room is their hangout space.  It allows them another space to read and watch TV.  I still have the kids close, and they don&#8217;t always have to be closed up in their rooms.  A real plus now that they are teens.</p>
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		By: Jessica		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[It was my 30&#039;s (only 32 now) that was the turning point for me too in saying I&#039;m doing it my way - who cares!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It was my 30&#8217;s (only 32 now) that was the turning point for me too in saying I&#8217;m doing it my way &#8211; who cares!</p>
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		By: ashley @ the handmade home		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://www.thehandmadehome.net/beyond-limitations-worthwhile-changes-for-your-home/#comment-746499&quot;&gt;erin @ thh&lt;/a&gt;.

So true, Erin! And good for you! I think a lot of times we get &quot;bullied&quot; by people&#039;s statements or our own projected worries. In the end it just didn&#039;t matter. It will have to be updated eventually anyway so you may as well enjoy it!]]></description>
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<p>So true, Erin! And good for you! I think a lot of times we get &#8220;bullied&#8221; by people&#8217;s statements or our own projected worries. In the end it just didn&#8217;t matter. It will have to be updated eventually anyway so you may as well enjoy it!</p>
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		By: Layla K		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Perfection! I think we all need to give ourselves permission! Love this.]]></description>
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		By: erin @ thh		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Great advice. We&#039;ve also been in our home for about four years longer than we thought--our family size has tripled (WOAH it&#039;s weird to write that!)

My favorite change in our house has been our kitchen. When we bought our house, the kitchen was trashed and we had to rip it all out. I had my heart set on a white kitchen, but was overruled in the name of &quot;resale&quot;. We ended up with dark-stained cabinets instead. Now, I&#039;m a full-time homemaker, and I&#039;m in the kitchen a lot. A LOT. And I hated that dark kitchen. It made my work miserable. I didn&#039;t realize how miserable I was with it (because we all want to take the high road and say that superficial stuff like decor doesn&#039;t &lt;i&gt;really&lt;/i&gt; matter, right? Just me?) until we decided to ditch our previous reno and go white. What a difference that made--with everything from how big the room felt to how much time I wanted to spend cooking, cleaning, etc. We actually ended up with an accidental tuxedo kitchen, since we replaced the upper cabinets but liked the look with the dark lowers. It may not be everyone&#039;s taste, but I love it. :3 

I think maybe we&#039;ve all been so excessively HGTV&#039;d that we fear being that Previous Homeowner that are frequently bashed...&quot;What were they thinking?&quot; etc. And we think we can avoid that humiliation by playing it safe in the name of resale. The truth is that &lt;i&gt;everything&lt;/i&gt; is going to look dated and probably will need a refresh in a few years, no matter how safe you play it today, so you might as well do what you like. :P]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great advice. We&#8217;ve also been in our home for about four years longer than we thought&#8211;our family size has tripled (WOAH it&#8217;s weird to write that!)</p>
<p>My favorite change in our house has been our kitchen. When we bought our house, the kitchen was trashed and we had to rip it all out. I had my heart set on a white kitchen, but was overruled in the name of &#8220;resale&#8221;. We ended up with dark-stained cabinets instead. Now, I&#8217;m a full-time homemaker, and I&#8217;m in the kitchen a lot. A LOT. And I hated that dark kitchen. It made my work miserable. I didn&#8217;t realize how miserable I was with it (because we all want to take the high road and say that superficial stuff like decor doesn&#8217;t <i>really</i> matter, right? Just me?) until we decided to ditch our previous reno and go white. What a difference that made&#8211;with everything from how big the room felt to how much time I wanted to spend cooking, cleaning, etc. We actually ended up with an accidental tuxedo kitchen, since we replaced the upper cabinets but liked the look with the dark lowers. It may not be everyone&#8217;s taste, but I love it. :3 </p>
<p>I think maybe we&#8217;ve all been so excessively HGTV&#8217;d that we fear being that Previous Homeowner that are frequently bashed&#8230;&#8221;What were they thinking?&#8221; etc. And we think we can avoid that humiliation by playing it safe in the name of resale. The truth is that <i>everything</i> is going to look dated and probably will need a refresh in a few years, no matter how safe you play it today, so you might as well do what you like. 😛</p>
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