/comfy/ - A place to relax

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>>1125 (OP) 
>obligatory

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I hope to move soon, and I'd like a house with a LARGE garden. There I want to plant all sorts of fruit trees and bushes, especially cherry trees. Those are comfy. A little teahouse next to a tiny pond wood be lovely.

I randomly bumped into somebody I know while walking round outside a music festival and mans just got a house on the farm where he builds extra segments and weird caca. He's doing it right

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>>1125 (OP) 
yes one day i wood love to move to the woods and build a little cabin like this from scratch and have a little wood fire stove inside
>>1128
that sounds lovely i hope you get to move soon

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>>1130
I haven't moved yet, I shrimply haven't found anything attractive and within my financial means. Inflation could make home loans distinctly uncomfy, and we all prefer the comfy way.

Meanwhile I am planting cherry and plum trees in my garden which makes for lovely flowering during spring, reminding me of the time I lived in Japan. I'll see if I can build a tiny pond and an equally tiny teahouse. I don't need planning permission for a garden shack, but the pond can be a problem.

Sitting inside, nice and warm, while looking and listening to the rain, is berry comfy.