The mythical Remote Writing Cabin

[vanillafluffy]

Here (http://growwings.blogspot.com/2008/09/remote-writing-cabin.html) is a marvelous post about the mythical Remote Writing Cabin. Which is apparently in some snowy winter wilderness---charming, if you like that sort of thing

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[pwcorgigirl]

I think you may have just described Tahiti. I love your intriguing message in a bottle. And, oooh, Fiestaware colors. I love those!

A few years ago, I went on a weekend retreat to a camp in the mountains of northeastern Georgia. (I do not do the sleeping on the ground kind of camp. This one had creekside cabins with double beds and private bathrooms.)

And I could not write a blessed thing. I spent my free time sitting with my feet up on the porch railing watching the creek go tumbling by. Perhaps if I'd been there longer than two days it might have worked. I'd really just like to have a room of my own with a window that looks out on the woodsy part of the yard. Maybe someday! :)

[vanillafluffy]

In my head, it was somewhere in the Carribean (Way too much time in PotC fandom!), but pretty much anywhere along the equator would do. Kind of "Key West meets Treasure Island"....

Yay, Fiestaware! I watch Clean House regularly (more often than I actually DO it, O_o!), and tried to imagine how I would succinctly sum up my preferences if a designer asked me what I liked. "Well, I like turquoise and orange and pink and cobalt blue and yellow and---" and after a while, realized that it was the Fiestaware palate, which made it much easier to summarize

[vanillafluffy]

I've always had an affinity for Victoriana. I see the cottage as white, with white trim and a tin roof like a white and silver wedding cake. The sound of rain on a tin roof is so cozy---of course, it only rains at night or on days when it's nice to stay in and be lazy.

[ultraviolet9a]

I prefer your writing cabinet idea. Yes. Give me tropical over winter anytime. :)