Comments on: Solitude, Daybeds and Stylish Living http://theinspiredroom.net/2007/10/03/solitude-daybeds-and-stylish-living/ Decorating Blog, Best Interior Design Blog, Homemaking, Decor blog, DIY Projects, DIY decor, Decorating Ideas Tue, 22 May 2012 19:42:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: katiedid http://theinspiredroom.net/2007/10/03/solitude-daybeds-and-stylish-living/comment-page-1/#comment-690 katiedid Fri, 05 Oct 2007 03:26:03 +0000 http://theinspiredroom.net/2007/10/03/solitude-daybeds-and-stylish-living/#comment-690 I can realte to everything you are saying: working full time, kids, husband, dog, huge house remodel, volunteer work all get to be way too much. I could use a bit of solitude and those cozy nooks look just like the place to do it! I can realte to everything you are saying: working full time, kids, husband, dog, huge house remodel, volunteer work all get to be way too much. I could use a bit of solitude and those cozy nooks look just like the place to do it!

]]> By: Sarah Jennings http://theinspiredroom.net/2007/10/03/solitude-daybeds-and-stylish-living/comment-page-1/#comment-689 Sarah Jennings Fri, 05 Oct 2007 01:05:32 +0000 http://theinspiredroom.net/2007/10/03/solitude-daybeds-and-stylish-living/#comment-689 Have you ever posted to one of those moderated post blogs and your post never gets posted? This happens to me consistently on one blog. It makes me so sad. Posts are a mixeed blessing. They are an affirmation that 'Yes! Someone is out there and is reading my stuff'! But, I can see how they can become a bit of a tangent...anyway, thanks for the inspiration! I love how you interweave design with the deeper meaning in life. I always try to explain to my husband that my desire to decorate our house has deeper meaning than just purchasing a new piece of furniture or moving the furniture around! Have you ever posted to one of those moderated post blogs and your post never gets posted? This happens to me consistently on one blog. It makes me so sad. Posts are a mixeed blessing. They are an affirmation that ‘Yes! Someone is out there and is reading my stuff’! But, I can see how they can become a bit of a tangent…anyway, thanks for the inspiration! I love how you interweave design with the deeper meaning in life. I always try to explain to my husband that my desire to decorate our house has deeper meaning than just purchasing a new piece of furniture or moving the furniture around!

]]> By: Terri http://theinspiredroom.net/2007/10/03/solitude-daybeds-and-stylish-living/comment-page-1/#comment-688 Terri Thu, 04 Oct 2007 23:15:01 +0000 http://theinspiredroom.net/2007/10/03/solitude-daybeds-and-stylish-living/#comment-688 Hi Melissa, I think your Solitude blogs are a wonderful idea. There is a pressure to comment, sometimes, although I have never felt it on your blog. I am always chomping at the bit to say YES, YES to something you wrote! There is something to be said for silent blogging. :) Are you going to name the posts Solitude: Subject... so that we know it is a moment of solitude before we start? That might be a nice idea, like your Friday theme. And then we don't have to wonder, "does she have comments today?" when we start reading... I haven't blogged for over a week and it is liberating but also weighing on me because people wrote so many lovely things to my last post, but I am so busy with a new class and going out of town that the big powerful post I planned to write in reply just hasn't happened. That is the only trouble with this blog thing - too many amazing people and too little time to reply and speak to them properly. I always appreciate your thoughts and emails, but dear girl, if you are getting this many visitors every day there is no WAY you will be able to keep up! And I know you want to. You are a spiritual connector, like me, and you like to make people feel loved and appreciate (which they are!). But just so you know, you don't need to be obliged to write or visit my blog every day or even every week or month! I am happy to just come and visit you. By the way, in the past week yours is the only blog I have visited. There is something warm and happy over here that makes me feel good. Thanks for creating such a happy place to visit! Posting soon, Terri xo Hi Melissa, I think your Solitude blogs are a wonderful idea. There is a pressure to comment, sometimes, although I have never felt it on your blog. I am always chomping at the bit to say YES, YES to something you wrote! There is something to be said for silent blogging. :)
Are you going to name the posts Solitude: Subject… so that we know it is a moment of solitude before we start? That might be a nice idea, like your Friday theme. And then we don’t have to wonder, “does she have comments today?” when we start reading…

I haven’t blogged for over a week and it is liberating but also weighing on me because people wrote so many lovely things to my last post, but I am so busy with a new class and going out of town that the big powerful post I planned to write in reply just hasn’t happened. That is the only trouble with this blog thing – too many amazing people and too little time to reply and speak to them properly. I always appreciate your thoughts and emails, but dear girl, if you are getting this many visitors every day there is no WAY you will be able to keep up! And I know you want to. You are a spiritual connector, like me, and you like to make people feel loved and appreciate (which they are!). But just so you know, you don’t need to be obliged to write or visit my blog every day or even every week or month! I am happy to just come and visit you. By the way, in the past week yours is the only blog I have visited. There is something warm and happy over here that makes me feel good. Thanks for creating such a happy place to visit!
Posting soon, Terri xo

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