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I finally circled back to your question about whether the plants survived the week by the window, and surprisingly they look better now than when I first brought them home.
I think I was overwatering them without realizing it, which is very on brand for me because I always assume more attention is helpful.
Once I backed off and left them alone for a couple of days, the leaves stopped drooping and the whole shelf looked brighter.
I also spent part of the afternoon reorganizing that corner of the room, and it ended up being less about cleaning and more about making the space easier to use.
Now the chair faces the lamp properly, the books are stacked where I can actually reach them, and I feel weirdly pleased every time I walk by.
It's funny how a few small adjustments can make everything calmer without needing some dramatic reset.
I should have done it earlier, but at least it's sorted now.
I think I was overwatering them without realizing it, which is very on brand for me because I always assume more attention is helpful.
Once I backed off and left them alone for a couple of days, the leaves stopped drooping and the whole shelf looked brighter.
I also spent part of the afternoon reorganizing that corner of the room, and it ended up being less about cleaning and more about making the space easier to use.
Now the chair faces the lamp properly, the books are stacked where I can actually reach them, and I feel weirdly pleased every time I walk by.
It's funny how a few small adjustments can make everything calmer without needing some dramatic reset.
I should have done it earlier, but at least it's sorted now.



