...I fell UP the stairs.
It was Wednesday afternoon....
time to start decorating for Fall.
Now this is no small feat for me.
It involves removing all of my spring and summer decor,
cleaning every square inch of all flat surfaces,
replacing with fall decor.
I make my house cozy and warm with shades of brown and orange,
maintaining a little bit of beach decor and the color of sea salt.
It is a rite of passage, this summer transition into fall.
My creative juices start to flow.
I make several pilgrimages to Hobby Lobby and Michaels
because I need just a bit more fall foliage and ribbon, and maybe some fake pumpkins.
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Before I can get started, I have to haul the summer decor up to my attic.
On the very first trek up the stairs,
carrying a lamp and a candle holder,
in my house slides,
not holding on to the bannister,
I get all the way to the top,
trip,
manage to propel myself up to the loft area that is carpeted,
fall on the glass and wood candle holder,
taking a direct hit on my face.
All I can say is...
"There was so much blood."
When I realized nothing was broken.
I ran into the bathroom and started to staunch the flow of blood and clean myself up.
I called my family, and David came by to see for himself the extent of the damage I'd done.
Then I sat down to gather myself and be thankful.
Thanks to the mercy of my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ
I came out pretty much unscathed.
Even the lamp and the candle holder were not broken
I have a big bruise on my arm and my knee
The left side of my face is a mess...
Black, blue, and red, all mixed together.
My upper and lower lips were cut.
(that's where most of the blood came from)
Should I keep the nursery in the morning?
I might scare the babies.
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Jesus' mercy, kindness, and protection kept me from falling down the steps.
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I just deleted Harry's birthday post.
Oh my~
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I'll try to recreate it.
At least the pictures, but not today.
I'm fixing dinner for my family this evening.
I'm gonna ask the boys to bring all of my fall decor boxes down and put them in the garage.