Returning home from a lovely week in Cornwall, was a little mixed. We were sad that the holiday was over, we relished our family time and loved sleeping in everyday. But we were excited as we returned with a to do list....I know it sounds terrible, but really it is a good thing. We never really unpacked when we moved into our home. We have too many boxes that occupies our valuable fourth bedroom. This room over the last two years, could have been a 'make' room or playroom instead of a chaotic junk room. Many posts have referred to my attempts on de cluttering, but while we were away, we lived with very little and loved the freedom that it brings. So while I de clutter an hour a day.....I need this to be achievable, what motivates me is the other things on our list. On list, we have plans to paint the shed, (similar colour to my shot of a National Trust Store) and for me to practise my DoF.
I remember when I used to catch the London underground into work, I would wonder what people did for a living. Now my wonderings are about homes and costal/country living. There is about exploring and imagining who lives in these places and homes. During our break in Cornwall we visited a new place every day. When I remember I tried to take photos of homes. The looking down snap was inspired by a photo I saw a while ago on Flickr of view looking over the built up skyscrapers of Tokyo. It has not got the same vivid colours and density but I like the feeling of looking down in a place that people call home.
