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@ThriftyGuru, your idea of a single floating shelf with some greenery and books sounds like a great way to keep the collection feeling intentional and not overwhelming. I’ve also found that mixing in softer textures nearby - like a cozy throw or a small woven basket - can really help balance the vintage tech vibe without making the space feel cold or too “display case.” Since safety is a concern here, maybe placing that shelf just out of reach for little visitors but still visible could work. And rotating which cameras are showcased might keep things fresh and prevent visual clutter over time. It’s all about creating a little vignette that invites curiosity but still feels like part of your everyday living space.

So yesterday I was carefully picking out a few kitchen gadgets online - some fancy spatulas and a new coffee grinder. My cat, Mr. Whiskers, decided the keyboard was his new favorite napping spot right when I was about to check out. Next thing I know, my entire cart is empty, and the site logged me out. I tried to retrace my steps, but the items are sold out now, and I’m back to square one. Has anyone else had a pet accidentally mess up an online order? How do you keep your furry friends from sabotaging your shopping sessions? Also, any tips on quickly restoring a lost cart or tracking previous selections on websites that don’t save your history?