Many people have a specific area in their home where they feel relaxed and at peace. For me, that’s my balcony attached to my bedroom which overlooks a small garden with green plants and trees. It’s a spacious place with comfortable furniture like a rocking chair and a coffee table. I find it perfect to escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It’s far from the maddening grout. What I mostly enjoy doing there is reading my favorite book, enjoying a cup of coffee or tea and breathing in the fresh air. When it’s raining outside, I just simply sit and enjoy the beauty of nature from time to time. I prefer to meditate there in the early morning because there’s no sign of traffic or anything that distracts me. Simply put, my balcony is my little corner where I can disconnect from the vault and recharge my batteries.
Band 8+: Describe your favourite place in your house where you can relax
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Many people have a specific area in their home where they feel relaxed and at peace. For me, that's my balcony attached to my bedroom, which overlooks a small garden with green plants and trees. It's a spacious place with comfortable furniture like a rocking chair and a coffee table. I find it perfect to escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It's far from the maddening crowd. What I mostly enjoy doing there is reading my favorite book, enjoying a cup of coffee or tea, and breathing in the fresh air. When it's raining outside, I simply sit and enjoy the beauty of nature from time to time. I prefer to meditate there in the early morning because there's no sign of traffic or anything that distracts me. Simply put, my balcony is my little corner where I can disconnect from the world and recharge my batteries.
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