I spy...

Top middle. 

Sister #2 Emme locked herself out of the house last week and fled to "the shed," aka the storage shed we have outside that's bigger than her room. She found a space heater and some art supplies and was set. Which was good, because I didn't come home for a few hours.

Apparently she's always liked small, cozy spaces...

 

Hiding out in our old game closet, circa 1993. 

Cutie!

what to do with a snook

I wanted to introduce you all to the coolest aspect of my new room in Seattle. It's called the snook. It's essentially a large window sill/nook that is much deeper than any other nook I've ever seen. It's about 64" long and 41" deep...and starts almost three feet high off the ground. Ergo, I require a step ladder to climb up into it. 

My sister has been referring to it as my "midget living room," but I'm sticking with snook (small + nook). And yes I'm upset that it might get confused with Snooki. But that's still more PC than my sister's suggestion. 

Now here's where all you come in. I need your suggestions on how to furnish my snook. So far I've been offered the following for consideration:

• pillows/blankets for a cuddly nap nook?
• rug/desk/small chair for my own 3-feet-high office?
• mini bar (the window opens to our backyard deck)?

Help a girl out. I have four cardboard Subway shredded lettuce boxes full of my belongings that need to somehow be thrown about the snook. What should I do?!