My Breathing Room

We all need breathing room every now and then. What if that breathing room could be an actual room? I’d love to have an extra room in my home, where I could escape to. A place where I could calm my nerves when needed, or just to relax after a long day.

Ever since I can remember, I’ve always wanted a room with a bay window. The idea of propping myself up on the ledge, with a notebook and a pen in hand, sounds ideal to me. Add a piano in the corner and that room would instantly become my personal refuge.

Best of all, the room wouldn’t need any decorations or furnishings. The window ledge wouldn’t even need pillows or a cushioned surface. I’ve always enjoyed sitting on hard surfaces, such as kitchen counter tops, the arm of a couch, and the floor. I find the most comfort, in the places that many people would think to be the most uncomfortable.

When the Daily Post asked what three items I would want in my magically added breathing room, my answer was easy. A notebook, a pen and a piano. If the room were to magically appear, then I assume that it would be built with a bay window, since that is the main focus of my dream room. Otherwise, what kind of magic would that be?

So with the bay window already added, all I would need would be a notebook, a pen and a piano. With those three items, my breathing room would be set.

Until then, I’ll stick to the beautiful outdoors. Besides, with the exception of winter, that’s the best breathing room of all. It’s the largest too!

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This post is a part of the Daily Post prompt: Breathing Room

 An extra room has magically been added to your home overnight. The catch: if you add more than three items to it, it disappears. How do you use it?