Jan 3, Suite 2006

JANUARY 3\Suite 2006
As I stepped into my suite I was greeted by a warm rush of comfortable energy. Even though I have studied period furniture and admired period decorating I never could imagine that I would ever live in this type of surroundings. My style had always been Danish Modern, but in the room in front of me I felt like I was returning home. Even though the paneling, fireplace and many pieces of furnishings were traditional the overall feeling was me. The more I looked around the more I realized that everything I had marked to be moved here was already in place. Even the pictures on the wall and the accessories tastefully placed were possessions of mine throughout time that I had years ago forgotten.

I gazed slowly around the room and everything my eyes fell upon pleased me: the views from the windows strategically placed, the fireplace flanked by bookcases, and in front of the fireplace was the rug I had designed for my penthouse in ACroneVillage in. Two chairs and a large coffee table sat facing the fireplace, an inviting place for tea and conversation with a friend. And then, on the north wall was the crowning space. There was a glassed niche on the north side of the room with a view facing north, east and west. . I smiled when I realized that a desire of mine had been fulfilled. I could now watch the sunrise and the sunset from one positioned perfectly.

It was a lot to take in and I had not yet viewed the kitchen, dining area and kitchen which I knew would not disappoint me. The Lady of the Manor had definitely created the perfect space for me. As that thought passed through my mind I could swear I saw her standing in front of the fireplace smiling but as I began to speak she vanished once again. I called after her my thanks anyway. I am now ready for some new experiences.