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Crzy wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

IrishG wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

Crzy wrote:but when they are still considered guest rooms its ok.. right

i hope so!!

actually, at our old house, we did it more in the guest room than we did in our room 'cause, well, i dunno. we just did.

I think the living room is the most used in our place

Basement...

Master Bathroom ....

Big shower still a novelty, huh?

ph4ever wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

IrishG wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

Crzy wrote:but when they are still considered guest rooms its ok.. right

i hope so!!

actually, at our old house, we did it more in the guest room than we did in our room 'cause, well, i dunno. we just did.

I think the living room is the most used in our place

Basement...

IN FRONT OF THE SNAKE!!!!


THAT'S MY ROOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Can't do it without the snake.

LIPH wrote:

ph4ever wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

IrishG wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

Crzy wrote:but when they are still considered guest rooms its ok.. right

i hope so!!

actually, at our old house, we did it more in the guest room than we did in our room 'cause, well, i dunno. we just did.

I think the living room is the most used in our place

Basement...

IN FRONT OF THE SNAKE!!!!


THAT'S MY ROOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Can't do it without the snake.

Ohhh heavens spew!!

ejr wrote:Takes some adjustment, but what doesn't! Living alone now is just fine, and, while I would love to be in the position of living with someone again, or getting married again, I also now recognize that there is much that I would give up to do so.

I know that feeling. Transitioning to living together has been easier than I thought it would be, but still not at all easy.

buffettbride wrote:

Crzy wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

IrishG wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

Crzy wrote:but when they are still considered guest rooms its ok.. right

i hope so!!

actually, at our old house, we did it more in the guest room than we did in our room 'cause, well, i dunno. we just did.

I think the living room is the most used in our place

Basement...

Master Bathroom ....

Big shower still a novelty, huh?

garden tub (I swear I am about 3 shades of red right now)

Crzy wrote:

buffettbride wrote:ok. i think i need to give my thread back.

lol.. sounds like a plan

nice try!

Crzy wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

Crzy wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

IrishG wrote:

buffettbride wrote: i hope so!!

actually, at our old house, we did it more in the guest room than we did in our room 'cause, well, i dunno. we just did.

I think the living room is the most used in our place

Basement...

Master Bathroom ....

Big shower still a novelty, huh?

garden tub (I swear I am about 3 shades of red right now)

That was my next guess.

Ok. I REALLLLLY should give the thread back now. I didn't mean for this to happen! I swear!!

lol... I'm out for a while anyway

Crzy wrote:lol... I'm out for a while anyway

see ya callie. you've been fun.

Yes ... for at least the last 10 years and probably another 8 years a bit before that ... (went back home at age 29, head down .. begging for free lodgings as no money ).

I like it ..... I could not do the "room mate" thing again .. been there, done that, got the tshirt ....

I dont mind my own company, and when I want, BN people are usually always hanging around to yap with!!

Oh yeah, l love living alone and did or many years .......the house stays clean, eat less meals, as mentioned before "clothing optional", turning up the heat is not an issue....did I mention the place stays clean. More friends come to visit.

The 10 months I lived in KC was in reality the only time I ever didn't live with my parents, a girlfriend or a roommate. I kinda liked it but in reality either way was fine with me.

LIPH wrote:I'm always alone, even when the room is full.

Not a chance! We all love you, Larry.

Knock off the pity party.

bumper wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

bumper wrote:Heavens YES...how else do you establish your identity??

and the followup question: If you hae lived alone, have you lived at least an hour away from family?

yep...500 miles..for 3 years

here too. Much better way of getting that feeling of independence than spending the whole while living around the corner from the folks.

RinglingRingling wrote:

bumper wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

bumper wrote:Heavens YES...how else do you establish your identity??

and the followup question: If you hae lived alone, have you lived at least an hour away from family?

yep...500 miles..for 3 years

here too. Much better way of getting that feeling of independence than spending the whole while living around the corner from the folks.

When I was in high school a guy on my block got married. He bought the house next door to his parents.

RinglingRingling wrote:

bumper wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

bumper wrote:Heavens YES...how else do you establish your identity??

and the followup question: If you hae lived alone, have you lived at least an hour away from family?

yep...500 miles..for 3 years

here too. Much better way of getting that feeling of independence than spending the whole while living around the corner from the folks.

Mine are 40 minutes away ... I have always had a rule that there had to be at least two suburbs between me and the nearest relative

LIPH wrote:Yeah, Sponge Bob wallpaper and Scooby Do sheets aren't a turn-on.

not for most, thank goodness.

i have lived alone for about 15 years!!!

LIPH wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

bumper wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

bumper wrote:Heavens YES...how else do you establish your identity??

and the followup question: If you hae lived alone, have you lived at least an hour away from family?

yep...500 miles..for 3 years

here too. Much better way of getting that feeling of independence than spending the whole while living around the corner from the folks.

When I was in high school a guy on my block got married. He bought the house next door to his parents.

My MIL bought the house next door to her mother.

Have had several live alone periods and they were most instructional! I had time to find out and indulge my selfish passions without inconveniencing anyone else. I agree with Mel and Mal on the clothing (less is more) tip, plus no one to ask for different music or tell me that I could not pile books everywhere I needed them to be.

Though I live partnered now and am delighted to do so, we make alone time for ourselves for the preservation of sanity and for the pursuit of our own growth.