> Should I move my room upstairs?

Should I move my room upstairs?

Posted at: 2014-09-26 
If things don't fit in the little room upstairs, you may not need most of them. So sell them, or pack them up for another time. Keep the things meant for daytime use, like the piano and TV, downstairs.

I would take the small room. Small rooms are nice and cozy. The privacy is definitely a plus, and your own bathroom. Sounds like you should just take the small one!

Here's the situation: My room is HUMONGOUS! So big that it's almost overwhelming. I've got a 42 inch

TV on a table, a large Piano Keyboard, two circle chairs, a queen sized bed, two side tables, a dresser, and a desk in the room, and there's still room to put more things in there. It's also freezing cold in there. I have no privacy, everyone just walks in because there is not a door. I also have to share my large bathroom with the whole family. I really don't spend much time in my room. The bedroom upstairs is smaller, but it's really nice. It always seems to be the perfect temperature in there. There is a couch up there! No one ever really comes up there, so I have more privacy. There is a door (hallelujah). There is a bathroom up there that I could use by myself. However, most of my things have no place in the bedroom, because it is smaller. This bedroom is creepy at night, but I kind of like that. When I wake up from sleeping upstairs, I always feel so refreshed and ready to take on the day. Aaaaannnnnddddd (drumroll please) I can bring food and drinks up there! I think it'd be a good move, but I'm not exactly sure, because it is a lot smaller than my room. What do you guys think?