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Everyone, do you know about "New Town Syndrome"? It’s not a formal academic term... I just made it up for fun to tease my little one. 😂 As for the symptoms of this condition... Should I say they have trouble with things that are old and worn out? My little one, who has lived in a new town since childhood, naturally, is used to the well-organized and planned life of a new town—new house, new daycare, new kindergarten, new playground, etc. Perhaps because of this... they find the old appearance of the old city unfamiliar. ☺️ Even when we go to Grandma's house near the subway station, which is in the 60-pyeong range, 👧🏻: Grandma's house is old, just like Grandma! 👩🏻: Hohoho... (My dear... think about how much the land is here... 😂) Mom likes the worn look of vintage items (Although some of the new ones are too expensive for me to buy... haha) And I also miss the romance of old shops in old alleys 🥰 After selling my vintage sideboard for dirt cheap last month, I moved the Alibert Mirror lamp, which had nowhere to go, into the bedroom. It's quite big, so it still feels a bit awkward... but it's pretty 🫶🏻 The weather is cool and sunny, so it's a Friday that makes me look forward to a weekend outing! Have a great weekend everyone 🤗 #BusyAtHome #AllybertMirror #빈티지조명 #침실 #침실인테리어 #무헤드침대