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1. I walked into my kitchen, and just stopped for a second and just looked around. This was the room that is the most lived-in and where everything happened, and it was definitely beginning to show the wear and tear of all that living. The warm, sun-kissed brown of the cupboards once kept the room feeling friendly and inviting, but now just make it look old and worn. On top of the fridge in one of the five crystal vases, the bright, sunshine- yellow daffodils add extra color and brightness to the room seriously lacking in life and color. Besides the daffodils, the top of the refrigerator is full of other plants and crystal vases in various shapes and sizes, mismatched and uncertain. The almond-colored refrigerator itself is full of old school pictures, including the bad ones, the ones that should be hidden away, out of sight. Everyone has a picture like that, with half-closed eyes or a bad smile that mothers everywhere, for some unknown, incredibly humiliating reason, just insist on displaying for the world to see. Colorful, unique magnets from past trips and vacations dot the fridge here and there, holding up important papers that should really be kept elsewhere, where they won’t get lost and ruined, and bright, vivid pictures drawn in elementary art classes at school that look as young and immature as the artists who drew them Toward the bottom of the fridge is a basketball sized red, black, and white magnet advertising Florida State that looks completely out of place in this kitchen. The countertops around the kitchen are continually cluttered with baskets, flowers, bills, and letters of various shapes, sizes, and colors. This clutter makes the room look messy and unkempt, like someone forgot to clean it for about three weeks. . It’s a messy room and certainly isn’t the normal idea of perfection. The dog can often be found wandering around in here, waiting for someone to pet his soft, silky fur or scratch behind his floppy ears, which consequently leaves dog hair scattered around the kitchen; on the floors and furniture, making the room truly as dirty as it looks.