When we bought this TV, we knew it wasn’t going to fit in our old entertainment center. We knocked out a CD shelf, and were surprised that it was still sturdy enough to hold up the top shelf. Still, it was an old unit we got just out of college.
We’ve had this TV, and half-broken entertainment center, for a few years now. Over the summer, I started a quest to find a new cabinet, but it turns out our TV is unusually large. Most cabinets are about 19-21 inches deep, while this TV needs at least 24 inches.
So the temporary cabinet remains.
It also happens to be one of the only cat-safe places to put things. Occasionally they (well, usually just Joey) feel mischievous and climb up there, but it doesn’t happen often. So we stash all our crap up there.
I cleaned up the junk, removed a few candles, and decided the coconut parrot carving didn’t really need to be the centerpiece of our living room any longer. There’s still a lot of stuff up there, but it’s better, and it’s been dusted!
(Yes, whenever I clean the top of the entertainment center, I put all my husband’s sunglasses on the cat sculpture!)
Today my office closed early for our quarterly meeting. It was at the International Spy Museum in D.C. I had never been there before, and it was pretty cool. Of course, we had private access (no tourists), and a few drinks (on the company) first!
For my 30 days of thanks, I’ve already mentioned the great company I work for, but today I am thankful for our fun events!












