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We put in a corner toilet to save space in this small bathroom in our 1905 home!Three years ago, I couldn't even use a b...
05/28/2026

We put in a corner toilet to save space in this small bathroom in our 1905 home!
Three years ago, I couldn't even use a bathroom without permission. Had to ask. Every single time. Now I have my own corner toilet in my own tiny bathroom in my own 500-square-foot apartment, and I'm ridiculously proud of it.
The bathroom was a closet. Literally. The previous owner used it for storage because "who needs a bathroom that small?" But when you're starting over at 46 with nothing but a suitcase and trauma, a closet with plumbing is luxury.
Spent weeks on renovation forums trying to figure out how to fit a toilet in 25 square feet. Regular toilets laughed at my measurements. Then someone on a Tedooo app home improvement group mentioned corner toilets. Never knew they existed.
The plumber thought I was crazy. "Lady, this is barely bigger than an airplane bathroom." But I'd lived in worse. I'd lived in fear. This tiny space? This was freedom.
Installation day, nothing fit right. The corner toilet hit the wall. The door wouldn't close. I sat on my kitchen floor crying, thinking maybe I really couldn't do anything right, just like he always said.
But then I remembered - I left him. I survived. I could figure out a toilet.
Adjusted the placement three times. Learned to cut tiles myself because I couldn't afford help. Found that floral painting at Goodwill for $3 - needed something beautiful to look at, something that was just mine. The shower curtain with monkeys? Makes me smile every morning because he would have hated it.
Posted the finished bathroom on Tedooo where I'd started selling my crafts to pay rent. The comments flooded in. "Genius use of space!" "So cozy!" One woman messaged privately: "I'm leaving next month. Seeing your bathroom gives me hope."
That corner toilet isn't just plumbing. It's proof that you can rebuild from nothing. That a closet can become a sanctuary. That freedom sometimes looks like choosing your own shower curtain and never having to ask permission again.
Every morning, I sit on my corner toilet in my tiny bathroom and feel like a queen. Because this space is mine. All mine. And that's everything.

I just got my dress and it really was my dream dress. I searched high and low for it. I’m just not sure how it looks on ...
05/28/2026

I just got my dress and it really was my dream dress. I searched high and low for it. I’m just not sure how it looks on me, so I need real unbiased opinions. For background, my wedding is going to be on the beach at sunset, so I chose this because I think it’s going to look beautiful once the light hits all the beading. My mom says it’s gorgeous, but I still need outside opinions because I feel like I look a little bulky in it because of the shape?I also love that my dog Cookie, who passed away a year ago, still somehow supports me through everything. She was truly my best friend. When I was ordering the dress, I saw that you could make custom glass designs on Tedooo, so I decided to try it. Girls… I’m obsessed with the result. Now it feels like she’s with me again

Found my grandmother's entire brooch collection in a cardboard box at the back of my mom's closet six months after the f...
05/28/2026

Found my grandmother's entire brooch collection in a cardboard box at the back of my mom's closet six months after the funeral. Thirty seven brooches spanning sixty years, wrapped in tissue paper like someone planned to do something with them but never did.
My mom said take whatever you want, she didn't have room. My sister wasn't interested in "old jewelry." So I took the whole box and it sat on my dresser for weeks because I couldn't figure out what to do with brooches nobody wears anymore but couldn't stand them disappearing into a drawer.
Bought a collage frame at Target for thirty dollars, covered each opening with black velvet, and spent a whole Saturday pinning each brooch into its own little display. Every single piece has a memory. The blue flower she wore to my graduation. The leaf pin on her coat the last time I saw her waving from her driveway. The little moon she called her "going out" brooch even though going out meant the grocery store after 2005.
Found a maker on the Tedooo app who builds custom shadow boxes with archival materials for preserving family jewelry. She walked me through which older rhinestone pieces needed extra protection and charged way less than I expected. Ordered two more frames because I found mom's charm bracelet collection and apparently I'm turning my hallway into a family jewelry museum now.
My daughter asked last week if she could have the brooches someday and I almost lost it because it means someone will remember my grandmother existed, will know she loved sparkly things and wore them with absolutely everything, even her bathrobe on Christmas morning. That's worth more than any drawer could ever hold.

My brother recently passed away and I inherited his kitchen table and chairs. It doesn't match my style but I know peopl...
05/28/2026

My brother recently passed away and I inherited his kitchen table and chairs. It doesn't match my style but I know people have been looking for a table like this so I don't want to get rid of it. Time to redecorate.

Three grandsons. I love those boys more than breathing, but eleven years of dinosaur blankets and blue beanies, eleven y...
05/28/2026

Three grandsons. I love those boys more than breathing, but eleven years of dinosaur blankets and blue beanies, eleven years of watching other grandmas in my craft group make ruffled booties and flower headbands while I made yet another truck applique. I never complained, not really, but there was this little ache I carried that I thought would just stay there forever.
Then my daughter called in February. She was crying so hard I thought something terrible had happened, but it was the opposite of terrible. After two miscarriages and giving up hope, she was pregnant again. And at twenty weeks, she found out. A girl. Our girl.
I drove to the craft store that same afternoon and stood in the baby section just staring at all that pink and yellow and lavender, completely overwhelmed, tears running down my face like a crazy person in aisle seven. An employee asked if I needed help and I just said "I'm finally having a granddaughter" and she hugged me right there between the buttons and the ribbon.
I made this little yellow dress during the hardest months of waiting, every stitch a prayer that she'd make it here safely. Found the perfect soft cotton from a seller on Tedooo app who hand selects materials specifically for baby sensitive skin, and I thought about Lydia the whole time I worked on it. That's her name. Lydia.
She arrived six weeks ago. Healthy. Perfect. And yesterday I finally got to see her wear the dress I made. Look at that smile. Look at those cheeks. After years of thinking this moment would never come, she's here, and she's real, and I've already started three more dresses because I have eleven years of pretty clothes to catch up on. I opened a little shop on Tedooo to sell the extra pieces I make, and every order feels like proof that the dark seasons don't last forever.

My daughter made these "vegetable" cookies for her son's 5th birthday because he announced two weeks before the party th...
05/28/2026

My daughter made these "vegetable" cookies for her son's 5th birthday because he announced two weeks before the party that he only wanted vegetables served. Not veggies WITH other food. Just vegetables. That's it.
She called me crying saying the party was ruined, that all the Pinterest moms would judge her for serving carrot sticks to kindergarteners, that she'd failed at throwing a proper birthday party. I told her those Pinterest moms could shove it and helped her come up with this instead.
We spent three nights baking and decorating cookies shaped like every vegetable that kid loves. Carrots, celery, cucumbers, broccoli, mushrooms, even those weird butter beans he likes. Made that flower cake covered in polka dots, the rainbow cookie flower, everything bright and happy and technically honoring his vegetable request.
The party was last Saturday. Every single kid ate the "vegetables" and asked for seconds. My grandson walked around so proud telling everyone "my birthday is HEALTHY" while eating sugar cookies shaped like celery. The Pinterest moms took pictures and asked my daughter for the cookie cutter sources.
She listed custom decorated vegetable cookie sets in a shop she started on the Tedooo app for other parents dealing with picky eaters and impossible party requests. Already sold six orders to moms who said their kids refuse regular party food. Turns out a lot of five year olds have very specific ideas about what makes a proper celebration.
My daughter who called me sobbing about ruined birthday parties just took a custom order for dinosaur-shaped "broccoli" cookies. That kid who only wanted vegetables ate four cookie carrots and two cookie celery sticks and told his mom it was his best birthday ever. Sometimes you just have to get creative with the impossible requests, and somehow that makes you the hero instead of the failure you thought you were.

I’m a beginner/aspiring maximalist I’m detoxing from sad millennial grey. This was my first step towards maximalism. I l...
05/27/2026

I’m a beginner/aspiring maximalist I’m detoxing from sad millennial grey. This was my first step towards maximalism. I love seeing everyone’s decor so inspiring!! 💙💜💗🧡

These drawers were headed to the dump after my mother-in-law's estate sale last month. Everyone else saw junk, but I saw...
05/27/2026

These drawers were headed to the dump after my mother-in-law's estate sale last month. Everyone else saw junk, but I saw potential sitting there in a pile of "unwanted" furniture pieces.

I've been trying to furnish our apartment on basically no budget after my divorce, and buying new side tables wasn't even a possibility. But standing there looking at these solid wood drawers, I had this moment where I thought - why not just flip them over and see what happens?

Took them home, sanded off the old finish, and painted them this soft sage green I found on clearance. Added some simple wooden legs from hardware store scraps, and suddenly I had custom end tables that actually match my space perfectly.

Found this whole community of furniture flippers on the Tedooo app who were so encouraging about unconventional upcycling projects. One woman had turned old suitcases into coffee tables, another made a bookshelf from vintage crates. Seeing what other people created from "trash" gave me confidence to trust my vision.

Now these little tables hold my books, my coffee cup, even a small plant that makes me smile every morning. They're not Pinterest-perfect, but they're mine, they're functional, and they cost me about fifteen dollars total.

Sometimes you don't need money to create exactly what you need. Sometimes you just need to look at things differently and trust yourself to make something beautiful from what others throw away.

Looking at this tiny bear sitting in my palm, I can barely remember the woman who used to think three-inch mistakes were...
05/27/2026

Looking at this tiny bear sitting in my palm, I can barely remember the woman who used to think three-inch mistakes were worth crying over.
Found out last Tuesday my position's being eliminated after eighteen years with the company. They called it "restructuring" but really meant "we found someone half your age who'll work for half your salary." Sat in that conference room nodding while HR explained my severance package, pretending my world wasn't crashing down around me at fifty-one years old with a mortgage and a daughter starting college next fall.
Came home and just started creating. This little guy emerged from scraps of mohair I'd forgotten I owned, taking shape while I figured out how to tell my family we'd need to cancel our vacation and maybe sell the car. His tiny paws took six attempts to get right, each failure teaching me something about precision I'd never needed to learn before.
My sister stopped by while I was adding his final details and mentioned how her friend makes decent money selling collectible miniatures through Tedooo app. Turns out there's real demand for hand-stitched bears like this one, especially from collectors who appreciate the imperfections that prove they're genuinely handmade. Posted my first listing yesterday and woke up to three inquiries about custom orders.
Maybe getting fired wasn't the end of my career, just the beginning of something I actually control for once.

Scrap the Barbie dreamhouse and do an kallax house instead! 😜 my daughter was fed up of having to set up all her sets ev...
05/27/2026

Scrap the Barbie dreamhouse and do an kallax house instead! 😜 my daughter was fed up of having to set up all her sets every time she wanted to play and so this was the perfect solution. (We already had two kallax which is why it's 4 individual and not the big cube). We started with 8 cubes at the bottom and now she's grown (and her Barbie collection) we just extended upwards! The wallpaper patterns I couldn't find anywhere in regular stores, so I ended up ordering custom scrapbook paper through Tedooo app from this woman in Oregon who does miniature designs. She had exactly the tiny heart print and that floral pattern I'd been searching for everywhere. Cost me less than those overpriced craft stores too. Then halfway through the project, my daughter decided Ken needed a proper leather jacket because apparently his wardrobe was "giving 1990s suburban dad" and the miniature leather scraps? Also found a seller on Tedooo app who makes doll accessories. Saved me from buying a whole new Ken doll just for one jacket. I still need to do the back board but it's all attached to the wall so a job to finish another day. My living room looks like a very glamorous construction zone right now and I keep finding tiny Barbie shoes under the couch, but watching her rearrange the furniture in those little rooms for an hour straight yesterday made every bit of chaos worth it.

Feeling nervous about the "unique" dress I boughtI'm back and finally said 'yes' to a Maria Lucia Hohan dress! It's a si...
05/27/2026

Feeling nervous about the "unique" dress I bought
I'm back and finally said 'yes' to a Maria Lucia Hohan dress! It's a silhouette entirely different than what I'd previously considered, and of course I'm now majorly overthinking. Would love your thoughts!
I wanted a less conventional, non-bridal dress for our September backyard wedding. This was the first dress that I tried on that felt fun and playful and I loved the sleeves & draping. It felt like a mix of Grecian goddess meets Star Wars meets Hedy Lamarr.
However, some of the feedback I've received starts and stops with the word "unique" and it's getting in my head. I even posted about it in a bridal group on the Tedooo app where I usually get supportive advice from other brides planning non-traditional weddings, but even there the responses were mixed.
I normally prefer asymmetric, open necklines that show off my shoulders, arms, and collarbones. I'm worried about this silhouette because of that—worried it makes my shoulders look too broad, won't photograph well, isn't flattering, isn't "formal" enough, etc.
Not pictured, but the dress has since been hemmed to floor length and waist has been taken in slightly. Of course b**b tape needed!
Would love feedback as right now I'm so tempted to start over & keep looking! There's this amazing seamstress I follow on Tedooo who does custom alterations and she's offered to help me completely rework the neckline if I want, but I'm not sure if I should stick with the original vision or make changes.

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