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Short Essay On My Room

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My room has always been really basic. It didn’t really have anything special. The bed was so uncomfortable. The windows didn’t have any curtains, so I always woke up when the sun would shine through. There was a nightstand that was so tiny that an ant wouldn’t even be able to fit on it. There were carpeted floors that smelt horrid, and the walls were painted a dull beige. There wasn’t anything that stood out to me, which was the reason why I was ecstatic when HGTV chose me to have my room completely redone. The best part was that there was an unlimited budget. I decided that I would make it the best room in the universe, and it was going to have all kinds of things. I was very grateful that HGTV decided to choose me to be the lucky person who gets a branch new bedroom. I told the makers of the show all the cool features I would like to have in my remodeled room. I wanted it to be the most unforgettable bedroom anybody would ever see. A few days later, the makers of the HGTV television show made me wait outside my house, while their employees put the final touches on the bedroom. Next, I walked down to my bedroom, while I was being filmed. I wasn’t disappointed when I saw everything that they had done! The bedroom was better than I had expected! I walked into the room and smelt fresh coats of paint. It had tiled floors, which was much better than my carpeted floors. They gave me a brand-new bed to sleep on. I laid on it and I felt like I was lying on a cloud. Then, I

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