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Describe your house I live in a flat. It's not big, but very cozy. I have my own room with a bed, bookshelves, a table and a wardrobe. The room doesn't look like a "hygge", however I'm trying to make it more and more comfortable every day. I have a cactus and an orchid, a funny "ice cream" container for pens and toys. Yep, I adore some of my old toys and they still live with me on the bed. These small things make the harmony in the flat. And the last but not least thing is books. I mostly like language books: dictionaries, self-instruction tutorials, literature in English, French and Spanish. It's a kind of magic to look at bookshelves and to know that you have read near all of the books. I love my flat and, as Mary Kondo suggests, I thank it for the welcoming and for being my home.

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Describe your house

I live in a flat. It's not big, but very cozy. I have my own room with a bed, bookshelves, a table and a wardrobe.
The room doesn't look that "hygge", however I'm trying to make it more and more comfortable every day.
I have a cactus and an orchid,  and a funny "ice cream" container for pens and toys. Yep, I adore some of my old toys and they still live with me on the bed. These small things bring harmony to the flat.
And last but not least, there are my books. I mostly like language books: dictionaries, self-instruction tutorials, literature in English, French and Spanish.
It's a kind of magic to look at bookshelves and to know that you have read nearly all of the books.
I love my flat and, as Mary Kondo suggests, I thank it for welcoming me (*) and for being my home.

*for the welcoming feeling it gives me

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