Off and off the the past year I’ve considered downsizing from my beloved \u00a0Simmons Beautyrest Marquee king to a full size bed. \u00a0My thought is that a double bed will free up enough space to give me an expanded sewing corner. \u00a0The king bed was fine when I was sharing it with kitties and paperwork, but now it’s just big and bulky. \u00a0As often as I move the furniture around at my place, I’d prefer the extra space.<\/p>\n
I thought about buying twin beds and having them in the corner like a sectional couch, then I could have pals stay over and we could separate them. \u00a0Or for those future wild nights when I might want to push them together. \u00a0Hmmm… I guess I need to think this through since, whatever I do, \u00a0I’ll be pre-paving my future experience.<\/p>\n
In the meantime, I’m enjoying the furniture arranging. \u00a0It’s\u00a0re-routing my neural pathways<\/a>. \u00a0Now I need to give some thought as to where I’d like to guide these pathways toward. \u00a0I’m thinking a double\/full bed, my original thought. \u00a0I’ve got the futon in the living room for friends. \u00a0I no longer have a houseful of meditation retreatants on weekends.<\/p>\n That’s another thing: when making furniture placement decisions, I no longer have to factor in accomodating seating for a dozen since I no longer hold classes here. \u00a0I’m so used to through the years having a dozen chairs on hand, a dozen floor pillows and several small tables with chairs set up. \u00a0The last 15 years I’ve slowly eased up on my schedule and realize I like having to factor in only me. \u00a0No one else. \u00a0Only me.<\/p>\n As I ponder that thought, I realize the possibilities are staggering.<\/p>\n Andrea<\/p>\n RELATED:\u00a0Paving neural pathways to access elusive inner states<\/a><\/p>\n