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A Place that is Important to Me

Some people like to go to the park, the beach, their favorite resturant, or even their car; I on the other hand like to go to my room.
As soon as you walk into my room it screams my name. The brightly colored wall the amount of things on the floor and the different amount of things that hang on the wall; everyone can tell that is my room. My room is filled blue; it is my favorite color you know, but not just that. I like it because it makes my room bright and fun so it is not boring and blah like other rooms. I want my room to be fun and scream of excitement. I have green, blue, orange, and purple polka dots scattered on the walls in different sizes that pop out like the moon at night. I have many things hanging on the wall from pictures, to mums, to even bottle caps that hang on the ceiling. Each and everything that is on my wall has a memory behind it that I will only understand.
My room is very important to me in many ways, it is where I have me time, where if I brought my best friend over we can talk all night and not worry about a thing. It is important to me because of the way it makes me feel when I’m lying in bed staring at the different pictures and items that hang on the wall. I can lie in bed and close my eyes and replay each memory in my head as if it was happening right then and there. having a room is considered to be one of the most important things in my life that i have to have. In my room i can do what ever i want espically getting away from my brothers and sisters who annoy me 24/7. My room is very organized and has a set of rules imprinted in the door:
1. Knock please. Or will be banned from entering my room.
2. Take your shoes off and set them by the door
3. Enter with a smile.
4. No food or drinks in my room.
5. Dont get near my bed.
6. Not responsible for self injury.
7. No lottering allowed.
8. Dont tamper with my arts.
9. Close door upon leaving Or you will lose a body part.
10. Have

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