I once read that, in order to foster a quality quiet time, that it is important to have a place of your own. A place where you can read comfortably and a place you can count on to be ready for you and your reading time. It resonated with me completely.
Ever since then, I have fallen in love with sitting nooks of all shapes and sizes. To me, sitting nooks are a promise of a quiet moment to come. I only need be faithful to those quiet moments, head to my special chair, and spend time recharging my soul and my spirit.
You don’t need much:
1. A comfortable chair,
2. a light,
3. a small table, large enough to set down one book and a cup of coffee,
4. and a place to keep your books {which could also be a feature of your small table. I use a small basket, which is currently overflowing!}.
5. {optional} a place to put up your feet. Or kneel, if you would like to.
For more on sitting nooks, and lots of inspiring images of fantastic sitting nooks, head on over to Candace Cameron’s RooMag.
We have a dormer window in our upstairs room that looks out over some trees…when I finally reconcile the paint color issue that has plagued me all week and can get out from all the boxes, I would love to have a little window seat up there (eventually!)- you can hear the trees rustling and it’s so pretty; my oldest would love it! 🙂
6. a kitty on your lap.
Where’s kitty?!
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