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Reading...it calls to me. I am undone if I'm not in the middle of a good book!
Nice one!
Looks lovely Claudia, will invest in some new books this evening my self and just chill out this weekend. Might be one or two car drawings/paintings also. Life is good - at last!
Have a lovely weekend
Eva
@Paula - my thoughts exactly!
@Eva - maybe one day I will get one of your paintings, who knows? Happy weekend too!
Claudia,you had me at the first "R" :-)
What a lovely room. Just looking at it brings a calm, peacefulness. Thanks for sharing it AND the music. I love Vivaldi, especially The Four Seasons.
@Becky - great, I think that these are my favorite activities for this challenge!
Ohhhh... wow. I feel peaceful simply looking at that room! Fantastic!!
Now, to face my Friday morning a bit more refreshed!!
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What a wonderful personal sanctuary! I would love one like it of my own, full of amazing books and great music (including Vivaldi, one of my favorite composers!).
Lorna Byrne:"Angels in my hair" and her newest "Stairways to heaven". Recipe on it´s way. Sorry, been busy!
@Julie- glad to hear that my post improved your day!
@Lynn - yes, the lamps are very pretty, they make the room look classy!
@Angela - that is a great statement and I so agree with it!
@Amanda - yes, Vivaldi is also one of my favorite composers
@Sofia - do not worry, I wait :) I have good reason!
What a lovely place to unwind. Looking forward to reading a good book again once the A-Z Challenge is done!
If that's your den, it's wonderful! I love the sun lit area and spacious windows. My den is too dark. We have wooden library panels on one side and had to build a sun room that blocks light from coming into our french doors; however, it was the best option to fix our constant flooding problem rotting our floors with each rain. It's still a nice place to read as long as I turn on a lamp.
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@Amy - I just finished one this morning, truly put a smile on my face!
@Joyce - that is my dream den :)
@Tara - not my home, but my dream home
@Jo - so similar :)
I think you have a theme going on in the last few posts--but I don't know if I'd get enough done resting, relaxing, and reinventing. HA HA. Three is always a time and a place for it-- and I try to do it when I need it. Of course, I did just return from vacation :)
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