It's funny, because years back I had apartments much smaller than this space. Add a galley kitchen and you have my first hovel in Chicago, right behind the Pleasure Chest on Broadway. Sensational!
Anyhow, here it is. 100% cat-free zone (too many papers), occasional guest room (otherwise that's my readin' bed...*sigh*), blue sanctuary of bliss. Recognize the comforter, PJ? Quite a lasting investment.
Oh yeah, and usually my laptop is on the granite table, but it was with me that day. And yes, I finally framed my goddamn diplomas. If not now, it would've been never.

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Recognize it? I think it swallowed my theory textbook.
Thanks for posting. For some reason, I wasn't able to see the photo. Is it just my computer acting up?
--deborah
Oh, I take it back. The photos showed up. My connection was just taking a loooong time.
Nice room! Having a bed is important for creative nap time. The cot or bed is what I love about studios at colonies.
Byf--isn't it totally my old lair all over again? Only one bedroom upstairs in this casa, however, so no room to add the "break the bed" bed.
I don't have my neon phone anymore, either, thank goodness.
Should I see if Kacy still has my purple carpet?
I love the color, Mary. (I'm debating on colors a lot these days.) Nice digs!
Wow, Mary, what a great room! Your house is coming along! I love seeing photos of the progress!
Wow! It's so uncluttered. Wish I could get my study to look like that. Actually I did - once on a Saturday morning in July of 82' between 8:30am and 10:00am. Didn't last till noon though.
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