Enjoyin’ My Caddy ‘n’ Keepin’ It Real

Once I moved, I had an important box to open first.

It contained my new caddy from DaySpring.

I really like it. I’ve wanted one for a long time.

Blessings Unlimited sold it for a very short time this summer and I didn’t get around to purchasing one.

It was always on my “to do” list but just too far down the list.

I was pretty excited that it was offered to me to review! Woohoo!

When I received it I was surprised with how solid it is.

As I set it on my counter, I was happy to find that it did not ‘clunk’ on the counter top. It has four very soft felt discs that cushion it on the bottom.

That makes me really happy.

I can’t stand excess noise and no matter where I set it down… it is nice and quiet. 🙂

I put it here ’cause it just made sense, that is what its for right? To organize your kitchen stuff?

 

Put it next to your stove top and keep your stuff organized.

But if I did that…

I’d hardly ever see it because I would rather someone else do all the cooking avoid the kitchen if at all possible.

So, I took it and filled it with things I would rather be holding.

Placing it in a space where I hope to spend a bit of time each day, once I am all unpacked, I’m ensuring my enjoyment of it on a more regular basis.

I am looking forward to having a bit more time and space to attack my fear of white. I started earlier this summer and wrote about here at (In)Courage.

In the old house, I couldn’t just leave it out ready to be worked on. Now that I have a studio space of sorts, I am hoping easier accessibility will help me to get it done.

One reason I want my caddy in a space in which I will see it all the time is the message it carries on its frontside.

 

I want to be constantly reminded that the Lord loves me, forever and always, His love for me is unfailing.

His love for you is unfailing too…

The Lord is not slack concerning his promise,

as some men count slackness;

but is longsuffering to us-ward,

not willing that any should perish,

but that all should come to repentance.”

~2 Peter 3:9

 

 

For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son,

that whosoever believeth in him should not perish,

but have everlasting life.

For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world;

but that the world through him might be saved.

He that believeth on him is not condemned:

but he that believeth not is condemned already,

because he hath not believed in

the name of the only begotten

Son of God.

~ John 3:16-18

 

It is something I am thankful for every day.

Have you ever accepted His promise of unfailing love?

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Shall I keep it real for you?

This is what my kitchen really looks like right now:

 

I’m still unpacking … a little at a time.

In case you were wondering how that painting is coming along… this is its current status:

*(DaySpring sent me the caddy at no charge in exchange for my honest review and opinion of this product.)

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