Furniture and Obsessive Cumpulsive Attention Deficit Disorder

Ever since me and my Mom started taking our upholstery classes I've been just obsessed with furniture. I'm not much of a traditional girl so it's no wonder that I find atypical items catching my attention. I recently came across the makings of Vincent Thomas Leman who's furniture pieces are remind me of a dancing caricature from Beauty and the Beast in a Salvador Dali painting. I absolutely love these items however they would never be found in my home. Not just because the cheapest piece is worth more than my car but also I am sort of minimalistic in my decor and like straight lines, everything parallel with either the walls or floor. I've come to love buying black and white CD and DVD boxes from IKEA and keep everything I own in them. I recently purchased and label maker and have been quite obsessive with it. Sure it's driving my husband mad but at least he'll be able to find his neck ties when he's running late (arranged by color spectrum I might add).



I remember when I was a child I became obsessed with scissors, once i knew how they worked. I knew they were kept in the right hand drawer of the kitchen island and I just couldn't stop cutting things. I cut my mom's receipts, incoming mail, my hair, pieces of clothing I knew my mom wouldn't notice..it just would not stop! I was like, Desiree scissor hands or something. Point being I've got a bad case of OCD. don't be surprised if you run into me at the grocery store and you see labels on my purse, clothing, forehead...etc.



I used to read serendipity children's books. My favorite part was the end when you learned the moral of the story so here goes. The moral of this story is:

Don't get ADD OCD. You will not be able to finish a story without starting 3 or 4 new ones. I was supposed to be talking about dancing furniture...not cutting things. Sheesh...