My room is messy but very comfortable to live in. Everything I need is equipped; I can watch the TV or DVD, I can play the ukulele, I can listen to the music, I can enjoy the spectacular view through the window, and I can connect to the Internet as much as I want. I can go to bed which I think is the most pleasant bed in the world and I can take a hot shower whenever I want. Even free coffee is served although it is self-serve and not actually free. What else do I want? But too comfortable environment doest not always make a good result. I can't concentrate on what I should do for the first priority because there a too many things which draw my attention. I sometimes go to a cafe to do work or study because some restriction is there, which is not in my cozy room. If I had a book which I have to read, I would go into a cafe only with the book. I can concentrate on it because I can't do anything except for it. I think this is the most popular reason for paying for an expensive cup of coffee in a cafe.
My room is messy but very comfortable to live in. Everything I need is there; I can watch the TV or a DVD, I can play the ukulele, I can listen to music, I can enjoy the spectacular view through the window, and I can connect to the Internet as much as I want. I can go to bed which I think is the most pleasant bed in the world and I can take a hot shower whenever I want. Even free coffee is served although it is self-serve and not actually free. What else do I want? But a too comfortable environment does not always make for a good result. I can't decide what I should do first because there are too many things which draw my attention. I sometimes go to a cafe to do work or study because there are some restrictions there, which is not the case in my cozy room. If I had a book which I had to read, I would go into a cafe with only the book. I can concentrate on it because I can't do anything else except for reading it. I think this is the most popular reason for paying for an expensive cup of coffee in a cafe.
Posted by: Corrector | November 30, 2005 at 03:19 PM