Where abouts in your home do you feel the cosiest?

[Richt]

The question is in the title!

[Discolemonade]

Re: Where abouts in your home do you feel the cosiest?

duh, bed

[BLAZING IN FL]

Re: Where abouts in your home do you feel the cosiest?

On the couch watching a movie

[bradybunch]

Re: Where abouts in your home do you feel the cosiest?

mine would be bed, hot tub and couch. I love all three places.

[Richt]

Re: Where abouts in your home do you feel the cosiest?

For me its either in bed or in a nice hot bath.

[julirama723]

Re: Where abouts in your home do you feel the cosiest?

In the Romper Room!

We named our library/den/game room after that 80's children's TV show. We have all sorts of great posters, pictures, artwork, christmas lights, books, games, pillows, candles, TV, nintendo and super nintendo (yes, the ones from the 80s) in there! It's awesome.

[Katlam]

Re: Where abouts in your home do you feel the cosiest?

Had to add this bit below, I watched it in the "early" years with Miss Sally and I grew up in Baltimore. the show is older than you think Julirama, <grin>





HISTORY:

Romper Room was a preschooler that ran in almost every major market in the United States and was broadcast from 1954 until well into the eighties. It was sold to stations in two ways - in standard syndication and also sold like a franchise with a different local host in each city (150 in all). The series was developed by Bert and Nancy Claster who trained many of the local hosts.

The syndicated version was originally filmed in Baltimore, MD (later moving to Chicago) and starred Miss Nancy (Claster). She wasn't originally slated to host but the woman they hired didn't work out; after a short stint, Nancy Claster stepped into the role and into TV history. She was replaced in 1964 by the Claster's daughter, Miss Sally.

All of the hosts, many former kindergarten teachers, spent the half-hour reading from books to the seven or eight kids on the set, teaching the alphabet, manners and values in a gentle way.

[SandyL2002]

Re: Where abouts in your home do you feel the cosiest?

I would say either my couch with a nice book and a blanket or in my bed

[Lady_Hawke]

Re: Where abouts in your home do you feel the cosiest?

On a cold winter night.....my wood stove fired up.....snow falling outside....me all cozy on the couch reading a book or writing and looking up on occasion to watch the flames dance in the stove

[LessofLisa]

Re: Where abouts in your home do you feel the cosiest?

In my recliner in the corner of our bedroom...usually curled up in a blankie reading a mag...while hubby is watching icky sports!

[Condor]

Re: Where abouts in your home do you feel the cosiest?

Kitchen of course! However the places I have lived in for the last ten years have tended to be one big open plan room ie; living dining kitchen area, I like this set up whether it's 5' x 10' or our current situ which is 20' x 50'! (luxury!). Couldn't do studio flat tho', always want a separate bedroom and with my DH toilet demands, 2 loos are a necessity!

[Sweet Strudel]

Re: Where abouts in your home do you feel the cosiest?

I feel the coziest in the winter time in front of the fireplace curled up on the couch with a blanket watching tv or reading.

Summer time its hard to get the same cozy feeling I find. Course if you are in the arms of the one you love, it doesn't matter what time of year it is, you should feel cozy all year round.

[rox4jc]

Re: Where abouts in your home do you feel the cosiest?

In bed around 5AM. I hate getting up early, especially when it's cold!

[sallyseachange]

Re: Where abouts in your home do you feel the cosiest?

Sitting room, in front of the fire.