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A study room is all I need ...

I do not officially have a study room (my house's only study area are either in the sleeping room which is doze-encougraging or TV-distractive ...). That causes a big trouble for my revision (even completing homeworks) because distractions are everywhere in my house ... My grandma always watches the Hokkien dramas, my young bros obsessed on my laptop that they won't turn off and return it to my laptop bag, my out-of-control physiology time, my common cold ... ... ...

That's why I wanted a study room, a tranquil and clean one, that can let me focus, initiate the term, FOCUS on studying ... I would like to have a room with 2 chairs and tables in the room (there are 4 of us using, so 2 should be enough as 2 morning session + 2 afternoon session). The table in front should consist of a space big enough to fit my books + racks of books + my things + my hand ... A daily timetable and to-do list will be pasted on the wall. That's good enough.

A cupboard shall be placed at the corner of the room, arranged tidily with reference books, story books and non-fiction books. Perhaps a window facing beside the cupboard, and is opened when studying to allow more fresh air to come in. Fan should be placed in the room, but not air-cond because my cold will attack me if it's switched on ... Interruptions and distractions shall be avoided for the cause.

That really looked like a dream for me because I don't think my parents are able to do so. And if it's possible, now I have almost finished my school life ... Sometimes I wished I have this study room. Maybe I'll ensure that my future gen would not face the same regret like me, applying the condition of having the heart of studying like me ...

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