As I walked into my friend's room, I unraveled many things about his personality. His room consisted of only a bed, an alarm clock, a chiffonier, a closet, a lamp, and a small table with a chair. The room was well organized. He told me that the table was for doing his homework. Everything else was pretty much self-explanatory.
             As I sifted around his room, I realized what kind of personality my friend had. Judging from the things that were in the room, I knew that he was a quiet, neat, punctual, and organized person. Then the thought hit me! My room was just like his, except everything was in a different place from his, and that it lacked a table and a chair. But that doesn't make any difference. It was the objects that he had inside his room. I had the same things he did, and in some ways, we had the same characteristic traits. Then I thought, "I don't want to be like this!" I will have to redesign my room to be more lively, entertaining, and less dull.
             First, I will start by getting rid of the 1950s British styled chiffonier. It is a very dull piece of furniture. Over the past ten years, it has lost its luster and glossy surface, much like me. As I grew older, I attracted less and less attention. I have fewer friends than I did before. I don't really like to talk much because I feel that what I have to say will sound weird to people, just like that old chiffonier.
             In place of that, I would really like to add a new magazine rack. I like to read magazines often. They are so much easier to understand and read. There are no sneaky implied meanings or words that test your abilities to comprehend. After a school day, I can go home, sit on my bed, and grab a magazine to read. I don't want to think outside the articles that I'm reading. I can do that with my homework. Reading a magazine is supposed to help me relax. I guess this makes me a simple-minded person. My pa...