If you could make a room what would it be and what would you do in it?.
I would want a worshiping room with candles or I would want a library where I could spread all my writing papers on different surfaces. If you could make a room what would it be and what would you do in it?.
Your worshipping room sounds very peaceful Jen, a place to be with God and show Him gratitude and receive His love. I would like an art studio. I have a sewing/art/craft/office room off the kitchen that is exclusively for my hobbies. It's very small but I'm grateful for it because I haven't had one before. But- if we're imagining here; I'd like a large art studio with several easels, an eight foot flat table, rolling trays for paints, an acrylic brush set, an oil brush set and good windows for light. The surfaces and floors would be plain wood and cement so I wouldn't worry about getting paint on things. Barbara
I would like to have a big kitchen with a nice island and roomy cabintes, then I would buy some cool pots and frying pans which will be hung over the top of island! I would invite my friends to enjoy some great food that I would cook and bake! I will ask my friends to come over as often as I can.
I would have a massive garage like John has with room for several cars and bikes and equipment. I would have wood working equipment and tools for fixing anything. And of course it would all be neat and tidy all the time!
That sounds great Jen. I want a big living room - or "great room" as some call it, and put two big grand pianos in there facing eachother. I got this inspiration from my math teacher from high school - her name is Mrs Margaret Skinner - she is an excellent pianist and in her home she has a beautiful living room with lots of windows so there is lots of natural light, high ceilings, and the sounds the piano make fill the room. it is quite spectacular.
Wow such awesome ideas. Jenn you show such leadership and inspiration with you questions. I would like a shop. Something like your Dads. Two areas. One to work on cars and motorcycles with lifts and tool chests. There would be lots of room to move around. On the other side a woodworking area with various saws and a large workbench. There would be a place for every tool and piece.
Your worshipping room sounds very peaceful Jen, a place to be with God and show Him gratitude and receive His love.
ReplyDeleteI would like an art studio. I have a sewing/art/craft/office room off the kitchen that is exclusively for my hobbies. It's very small but I'm grateful for it because I haven't had one before. But- if we're imagining here; I'd like a large art studio with several easels, an eight foot flat table, rolling trays for paints, an acrylic brush set, an oil brush set and good windows for light. The surfaces and floors would be plain wood and cement so I wouldn't worry about getting paint on things.
Barbara
I would like to have a big kitchen with a nice island and roomy cabintes, then I would buy some cool pots and frying pans which will be hung over the top of island! I would invite my friends to enjoy some great food that I would cook and bake! I will ask my friends to come over as often as I can.
ReplyDeleteI would have a massive garage like John has with room for several cars and bikes and equipment. I would have wood working equipment and tools for fixing anything. And of course it would all be neat and tidy all the time!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds great Jen. I want a big living room - or "great room" as some call it, and put two big grand pianos in there facing eachother. I got this inspiration from my math teacher from high school - her name is Mrs Margaret Skinner - she is an excellent pianist and in her home she has a beautiful living room with lots of windows so there is lots of natural light, high ceilings, and the sounds the piano make fill the room. it is quite spectacular.
ReplyDeleteWow such awesome ideas. Jenn you show such leadership and inspiration with you questions. I would like a shop. Something like your Dads. Two areas. One to work on cars and motorcycles with lifts and tool chests. There would be lots of room to move around. On the other side a woodworking area with various saws and a large workbench. There would be a place for every tool and piece.
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