Doing my room! 🛏️🪟

 

As if it were a mandatory I've been always doing the same routine in the mornings, something that allows me to start my day and put my stuff in order. Doing my room is often one of the first things I do when I start my days. 


Cleaning and ordering my space comes to be a kind of cult, collect my clothes from the floor, put the shoes in their space and remove the dirt then a long night sleeping. I never left others doing this, for me is a relaxing activity and permits me to care about my personal space.


Opening the windows and the curtains to leave the sun passes, making the ambient receives the shine of the light and some of the fresh air, my view from my window is not like a movie, I don't have gorgeous landscapes to see when I approach, but there is something that makes it special, maybe is because I felt like an own view and sometimes the sun is aligned with my window or even the rainy days when I see the raindrops fall throughout my window. Anyway, Is always relaxing approaching to see the view.


Often, I put an incense stick and I let the fragrance spread over my entire room, to some of you this can sound weird, but my room is a specie of sanctuary and I treat it with all my respect. I'm a follower of feng shui and I believe that things impact in a way the energy flows through the space.


I try to put all my things in a way to does not interfere with each other thus the space flows and doesn't result in tired in staying in this place for a long time.


 I enjoy doing this every day as I mentioned and even more when I put some of the music inside it. I left my view of my room. 







~S.


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