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My coworker's toddler decorated the subfloor before we could lay the carpet
The customer thought it was hilarious and asked us to leave it as a time capsule.
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josephcampbell7mo ago
Seems like we're giving a lot of weight to some crayon marks on wood. Once the carpet goes over it, that subfloor is out of sight for good. Calling it a time capsule might just be a nice story that loses its charm when you never actually see it. Are we maybe reading too much into simple kid stuff?
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young.betty7mo ago
Honestly, have you noticed how people are more into keeping real moments instead of perfect ones lately? Tbh, I see this all the time, like folks leaving flaws as part of the story instead of fixing them. This subfloor thing is a perfect example where kid's scribbles became a time capsule because the customer saw the charm. Ngl, life feels so staged sometimes, so we crave genuine stuff with heart. It's not just floors; I see dents in walls or stains on counters kept as memories. Keeping those marks makes spaces feel lived in and loved.
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wesley6737mo ago
Seriously, who wants to live with someone else's kid's scribbles? It's cute now, but wouldn't that just become an eyesore later?
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