Have I mentioned my claustrophobia?
You have a choice. You can have windows, letting in fresh air and sunlight -- or you can have the world's largest plug-in headboard. How to choose?
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
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4 comments:
Maybe the gnomes who live in the A frame in the backyard kept trying to peep in. Or climb in. It look as though there's something blocking the bathroom window from the outside, as well. Weird!
Paint some clouds on that headboard and you've got a virtual window. Simulated daylight is way better than an actual sunlight, because you get to choose when and how long it should be light.
T
Maybe there isn't fresh air and sunlight on the other side of that window. I mean, look at the view in the room with the brick fireplace in the corner (and, please, tell me that is a cement floor in there, and not carpet)
See the amount of space on either side of the bed? Reduce that by half and now you understand why I put my queen sized bed in what is supposed to be the living room. "But what do you use the bedroom for?" My husbands "guy room". We're not buying, just renting the place.
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