While I was away in Poland, my husband tackled one of the items that had been sitting on our “honey-do” list for far too long.
He installed a new ceiling fan in our bedroom. Not just any fan — this one came with a light.
Now, I know that might not sound like a big deal. But for us? It was.
Our bedroom has never had a ceiling light. For nine years, we relied on our nightstand lamps (his and hers), a floor lamp tucked into the corner and whatever natural light trickled through the blinds. If I’m being generous, that setup gave us maybe 40% of the light a room actually needs. We adjusted.
Dim lighting became our normal.
And yet, we knew it was a problem. We talked about it, complained about it, put it on the list — but changing it felt daunting.
Something that should’ve been an easy fix