room description!
ok, we open the door- hey, the door has a sign on it! when did that get there?
I was saying. We open the door, and step inside. and on our left we see a large, fluffly, unbelievably comfortable red couch against the door wall. It is situated so that it is very easy to collapse into after a long day. just above and perpendicular to the couch is my lofted bed. (perpendicular? did I just say that? man, I pay too much attention in geometry.) directly at the foot of my lofted bed is the foot of swedish chef's bed, which is also lofted.
Straight ahead, against the far wall, is my desk. It is currently completely clear with the exception of my computer. It won't be clean for long, though, I assure you. Instead of a desk chair, I have a bright blue balance ball. It's very fun to roll on when I'm pretending to work. Above the desk is a shelf covered with books, rubber ducks, and yays. well, that is, it is painted with rubber duckies and the words "yay!" over and over, and it has books on it.
To the direct right of the door (we're still standing at the door by the way) we have a stereo and a tv. We really use the stereo as more of an alarm clock than anything else.
And if you'll follow me, please... on the right wall, directly across from the feet of our beds and between my desk and the tv, there is something of a nook. This is our kitchenette. We have an oven with a small stove top, a sink, a refridgerator, and lots of cabinets and drawers. I have been allotted the fridge door, one cabinet, and one drawer. this accomodates for my milk, peanut butter, and bread, which is about all I eat, as well as a fork, knife, plate, and cup. The rest of the kitchenette is the chef's territory. Some pots and pans hang from the ceiling, and the cabinets and drawers are filled with all of his cooking supplies- wisks, spoons, bowls, knives, a jackhammer, a shotgun, jumper cables, power tools, and a sledge hammer, just to name a few. Oh, I should also mention that the walls, ceiling, and floor of the kitchenette area are all bullet proof, so no worries. And in one spot, where it looks like there should be a cabinet, there is instead a basket-ball hoop, for making "chickie in dee baskie". I'm not sure what all he has in the refridgerator... I'm sort of afraid to look.
Now one last thing I forgot to mention. across from the kitchenette, there is one dresser under the foot of each bed. This is where we have our clothes when they are clean. when they are dirty, they go... um... well I think they'll just go on the floor.
Speaking of the floor, it's mostly wood, with an area rug that looks like a forest. The floor of the kitchenette, however, is stainless steel. It's in everyone's best interest, trust me. My bed is covered with a quilt of a map of the world, which my mommy made for me. Swedish chef's bed has a comforter with a food pattern. It's all sorts of different foods, matching sheets and all.
Well, that's our room! and now, if nobody minds, I will be collapsing on this conveniently placed couch... moving in is a lot of work!
Thank you everybody for the warm welcome and we will be seeing you all around the dorms! Meantime... <yawn>... goodnight, everybody...
Chef:guudneeght, iferybudy!