I adore this room - the crisp white inspires me and the green cupboard is such a warm splash of colour. I would love to write and work here!
<img src="http://i1105.photobucket.com/albums/h355/1bbcd5/track.jpg">Ha, I thought that was the whole reason...<img>http://i1105.photobucket.com/albums/h355/1bbcd5/track.jpg</img>
This room is really very nice. The green cupboard really makes the whole place, and there's nothing silly or extraneous to distract.
English isn't my first language, can you please explain to me what a roomark is?
Isn't it supposed to be roommark?
Bookmark is to books Roomark is to rooms
I get that a bookMark is for books, and that this is supposed to be the room equivalent, but it says Roo marks... so it's a kangaroo mark. For rooms wouldn't there be another 'm'? Roommate doesn't use one 'm' for the room and the mates part of the word. Roommark would make more sense, but still... it's dumb.
I adore this room - the crisp white inspires me and the green cupboard is such a warm splash of colour. I would love to write and work here!
<img src="http://i1105.photobucket.com/albums/h355/1bbcd5/track.jpg">Ha, I thought that was the whole reason...<img>http://i1105.photobucket.com/albums/h355/1bbcd5/track.jpg</img>
This room is really very nice. The green cupboard really makes the whole place, and there's nothing silly or extraneous to distract.
English isn't my first language, can you please explain to me what a roomark is?
Isn't it supposed to be roommark?
Bookmark is to books
Roomark is to rooms
I get that a bookMark is for books, and that this is supposed to be the room equivalent, but it says Roo marks... so it's a kangaroo mark. For rooms wouldn't there be another 'm'? Roommate doesn't use one 'm' for the room and the mates part of the word. Roommark would make more sense, but still... it's dumb.