What? TEXOKIE already has. Can you not see the Qanteen layout that TEXOKIE has ‘drawn’?
I see it clearly in my minds eye. To me it is a large rustic lodge in the mountains, pond, large fields of grass, roses near the open window (I can still smell the roses), neighbor kids in the background playing at the waters edge of the pond. Some scattered oak trees in the field that can be seen from the Quiet room that TEXOKIE, has set aside.
In the Qanteen, as you come in from searching bunny holes to the right is an open kitchen, with a large counter. behind the counter is the double stove, with two ovens and an industrial but porcelain double sink. Walking past the counter and into the main room is the Steinway on the left (TEXOKIE is busy digging in a rabbit hole). sschev grabs a sammich and a warm up of covfefe for TEXOKIE on his way to a bean bag chair to catch up on the days events.
In the middle of the main room is the main table with seats enough for all the FreeQ’s.
From the entrance looking through the main room is Yuge bay windows with wonderful views of the Rocky Mountains, wheat fields in the near ground. Forests off to the left and right. Deer and Elk if you pay attention grazing in the evenings.
On the right side of the main room is a large fireplace capable of holding 4 foot long logs. Old barn wood floors with beautiful deep pile throw rugs artfully placed. In the middle of the main room is a large reQtanular table for FreeQ’s to discuss all manners of information, Q or even Qilts.
Upstairs there are rooms enough for all. We take care of our own laundry and always bring in groceries. We are not loafers, we will share in the toils when stopping by the Qanteen for a visit.
JockoManning can you see it now?
It may be that folks’ imaginations are the best route. However, for many, a beautiful example illustration would be a big help, too.