I'd put more brown spread throughout the avi; break up the large spaces of black with brown, sky, and white.

My window also faces east but I sleep better in daylight than I do in the dark oddly enough. xD
My bed has my face not facing the window but I have my computer desk on the same wall as the window so it can be blinding in the mornings if I am on the PC.

Oh hey, my window faces east too! But our bed faces west so the sun coming in isn't that bad.

My room sucks and I got no clue where it's furniture is facing to lol.
All I know is I placed this at where it was possible in my 2mx2,5m room >_>; It's just big enough for my bed, and my desk (that isn't even 1 meter width).

I figure East is the direction the sun rises. And West is the other way.
Though it's kind of harder to tell north from south I think.

Oh, then my window probably faces West and my best somwhere to South or North xD

Hmm, I'm not doing much, but posting for gold at the moment.

And holy cow, it looks like it's going to rain!

Oh no, how horrible!

It's been raining here for a week xD
Took me one hour and a half extra to get home.. stupid trains. They can't handle frikkin' leaves.

It's usually nice and sunny here with blue skies and white clouds...so it's odd that the sky is gray and ominous.

Opposite here, it's pretty rare to be sunny or hot. Oh well, I'm used to it xD Maybe it's good cause I can't handle too much sun.

I don't like sunny either because it hurts my eyes.

But that's why I stay inside with air conditioning. XD

Yeaah and for sunglasses I'd need to buy special ones cause I wear glasses, or wear contact lenses. Right now I don't have those special ones cause of the few sunny days we've got.

They're not that expensive. Only like $20 I think.

My hubby used to wear glasses, but then he got eye surgery so I think he donated his.

I wanna move to a house we have been looking at for ages and the room I would have would have a north facing window I think. I just have to hope it is still on the market when we get our loan approval info....

It shouldn't go anywhere what with how the economy is going, especially the housing sector. If you live in America that is.

The housing sector is a world wide problem, trust me. It's not just America.
However the economy of America has huge effects on the rest of the world (like Europe) and that's pretty creepy.

Well, it's like the ecosystem I guess. A giant web that is all connected.

I do live in the states and the house we want has been on the market for ages but they keep reducing the price on it, right now they are only asking 39,000 for it. Which is really low all things considered. But my loan is through the USDA and they may not let up get this particular house because of the one thing that is wrong with it. It has no well.

Wow, it is so cheap!
Does this place have running water?

Wow 39,000 for a HOUSE? What the HECK!

I know. Normal houses usually go for 200-300k now. O.O

Pff 'normal' houses are 400k here. Cheap ones are 200k, and there's the more expensive kind, about 600k. It makes no sense. They sky rocket like insane.

It's well is dry, it's estimated that the original well was 500 feet and currently the water table there is declining about 3 feet per year and it's been dry for 2-5 years now if I remember right,
The guess is the well will need top be drilled another couple hundred feet if not a new well entirely drilled in a different place on the property.

Those are pretty crazy prices. Frickenn quarter million to half a million+?

*dies*

Yeah this one I live in now was 750k-800k (wtf did the dollar drop or something.. yes I think is has... or the euro rised... I use xe.com) when we bought it.

Our house is currently worth 35k, we owe 40k on it. -__-

Buuuuuut I have to add our houses are completely made out of brick and such. American houses are less solid than ours because of the structure how it's build. I mean, in many houses in America you can literally fall through the wall if you fell.

In the villa in Italy where I've been last week for holidays the walls are 40 cm thick O__o (15,7 inch)
Ours are about 10 cm thick.

I think the house my parents live in is like 300k?
But right now, my husband and I live in a crummy duplex. XD

Cool. Jurassic Park 2 on tv

The house we want is almost 3,000 square feet if you include the basement, It would be the biggest house I have ever lived in. And it is on almost 2 acres..It's just so ideal for mom and I. ; A;

I also still live at my parent's home, since it's much cheaper.
Once I can afford it myself I might try it... or move in somewhere with my boyfriend. I don't like living all on my own.

I'm watching tv while I'm on here xD Jurassic Park was on. Always fun to watch.