


I am sure that most men are like my hubby and can feel as though they do not have a say in their home. I am sure that being married to an interior designer only quadruples that feeling.
I try to listen and let my hubby have input so he does not feel completely left out, but this has left me without certain color options. One being purple. I
love purple. If you saw any of my
wedding photos you would know this. Although, to assuage my husband I have abandoned this
"girly" color and not brought it into our home.
I still daydream about it though. Sometimes, I think I should just tell him, "That's not purple, that's gray." I mean, what could he really say to that?