Simple or Complex?

[realteal]

Do you crave simplicity or the intricate/sentimental in your surroundings?

I am leaning toward the very simple and colorful these days.

What do you think: Is this a sign of aging or just a byproduct of the need to dejunk? 

[realteal]

I'm with you Dottie. Even sentimental things can get "stale."
I'd say Dave could get used to and enjoy the red wall.
Live it up!

[Stir Young]

I'm kind of a simpleton in many ways.

[realteal]

haha, Stir G. Is this a new development or has it always been you?

[CraigD]

" target="_blank">I love to build something complex and intricate, the satisfaction I get from this is without question.... what I strive for. It stands the test of time!

[Stir Young]

Excellent tune and excellent sentiment, Craig!

[Aggie]

I need to cull the herd while cow prices are high.

[realteal]

A different type of simplification than mine.

Sounds like a good moooove, Aggie. I'm wondering, do they all have names?

[funesthememorious]

Could be a sign of aging - if I don't understand something these days I assume it must be bad.

[realteal]

You are an inspiration, funes!
Great perspective.

[realteal]

I made pillows and duvet cover and dust pleat(not ruffled!) and they're in bright colors I see in bedding for kids' rooms.
I had some severe burgundy and gold stuff and it was okay, but after ten years, it was time for a change. Now when I walk in the room, green and turquoise put me in an instantly good mood.

That's why I think you should hold out for the red you want, Dot.

[Quinn]

I like simple. I always have. The less you have the more you can see. Too much of anything gets lost in the crowd.

[CWO3ROBBIE]

You and Bubba Gump.