Three bedrooms existed in this home. Every bedroom had its own special uniqueness to them. The room I probably spent the most of my time in was the playroom. From wall to wall it was filled with stuffed animals. These included giant multi-colored teddy bears to little dolls that always seem to get run over by the Tonka trucks. The room w

We could smell the crisp morning breeze and hear the sounds of birds chirping away as they flew by. The sight of greenery felt like a fantasy. Trees stood tall from every end of the grassy field, flowers glowed from the hot shimmering sun, and grass grew so crisp and clear as if to go on forever. The pool would sparkle so blue with shadows glimmering from the sun.

as designed in pink and blue to make certain that both boys and girls felt welcome. In the corner was a large bunk bed that made the perfect jungle gym. All the little kids would play in this room whenever we came over. We played games, watched movies and always took naps after a large home cooked lunch.

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Sitting there made me realize that this was the place, the special place where I would always want to be. This special place was where I wanted all my memories to come from. It was my home away from home where I went to relax, be calm and feel free. This was the place; the place that became so special to me so that whenever I would hear the word Minnetonka, my heart would jump and I would get chills all over my body.

As soon as the door to the second bedroom opened, it was obvious that it was a teenager's room. From floor to ceiling the walls were covered with all the teen idols of the day. Posters of the Go-Go's and Culture Club were some of my first introductions to the pop music of the eighties. Make-up was all over the dresser, cloth

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