Introducing: The Butler Family
Updated: Feb 13, 2023
Maeve heads to Atlanta, GA and can't wait to meet new clients, The Butler Family
Hey y'all! I’m headed to Atlanta, GA in a few weeks to launch my national tour, Organizing Homes Across America. One stop will be my evening talk, Got Multiples? Then You've Got Clutter at the Intown Atlanta Parents of Multiples Club.
To drum up excitement, I advance raffled off a two-hour home organization session. To my delight, Jacquie Butler of Decatur, GA won the raffle. During our e-introduction Jacquie exclaimed, “I am so super pumped!!!!!!!!!”. I liked her immediately.
“I am so super pumped!!!!!!!!!”.
Jacquie and her family, husband Daniel and one year-old twins, Isaac and Talluluh (along with two cats and one dog) also won an opportunity to be featured in my first promotional video, so stay tuned for details on that in the next year.
For now, a teaser on life at home, in Jacquie’s words:
The #twins are in the running-climbing-deconstructing phase of development, and most of our furniture is currently arranged to either entrap them or circumvent their exploration of “interesting” parts of the house (like the fireplace and stairs).
Daniel and the literary Isaac & Talluluh
If this photo is any indication, it looks like Jacquie and Daniel are already doing an amazing job with entrapment. Who wouldn’t want to stay put in this sunny area sporting Daddy, a red plush floor pillow and a stylish zebra throw rug!
See you in a few weeks, Jacquie!
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It sounds like Jacquie and Daniel have their hands full with Isaac and Talluluh in their 'running-climbing-deconstructing phase' and that clever furniture arrangement! It really highlights how creative parents get to keep little ones safe and engaged. I wonder if they ever find time for a quick mental break, maybe by enjoying some unblocked games 66 after the kids are finally asleep. What's your biggest tip for organizing spaces that need to adapt so rapidly?