I have a question.
Why does every home seem to have one chair that slowly turns into a wardrobe? 😂
You know the one.
The sweater you might wear again tomorrow.
The jeans that aren’t quite dirty…
but don’t really belong back in the closet either.
The jacket you took off “just for a minute.”
A few days later…
the chair has completely disappeared.
Somehow, it has become a carefully balanced mountain of clothes.
I’m convinced this is one of those universal human experiences nobody talks about.
It doesn’t matter where you live.
Or how organized you are.
That chair always finds a way.
And perhaps that’s why I like it.
Because it reminds us that perfection doesn’t actually exist.
We often imagine that organized people have everything under control.
Perfect homes.
Perfect schedules.
Perfect routines.
The truth is usually much more reassuring.
Most people are simply doing their best.
They forget things.
They leave dishes in the sink.
They postpone folding the laundry.
And yes… they have that chair.
Social media has made ordinary life look unusually perfect.
But real life isn’t lived in perfectly staged photographs.
It’s lived between unfinished to-do lists, unexpected interruptions and small imperfections that quietly make us human.
Maybe we don’t need another picture-perfect home.
After all… every interesting life is probably a little untidy sometimes.
Although…
I should probably rescue that chair before it completely disappears!!
Silvia
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