Hello World Part 1 (100 Day Photo Challenge!)

Day 15: Your Bathroom

Before I really dive deep into this post I have an important announcement.  In fact, I think that this announcement is so important that I'm going to use bold letters.  *Clears throat*

After today I do not have any new posts picked.  I have decided that I really enjoy doing this challenge.  I still invite all of you to get started.  You don't have to do ALL of the days, just pick a few.  Remember to let me know if you decide to do it.  I LOVE looking at these and I'll support you all the way if you decide to do this.

Back to my announcement.  As I said, I really enjoy doing this challenge.  I have decided that I will start at the beginning of the challenge and work my way through the days, skipping the days I've already done.  I hope that makes sense.  It makes sense in my head.  I am not making any promises though.  I'm not going to guarantee that everyday there will be a new post and I'm not going to guarantee that I will finish all 100 days.  I'm simply enjoying it right now, so much so that I've decided to start at the beginning.  What does this mean????  It means that tomorrow (yes tomorrow) there will be a picture of me up.  If you've ever wondered what I really look like I highly suggest you check that post out (that means you'll have to come back tomorrow).

That was a very long but very important announcement, I'm glad I cleared that up.  On to today's post!

What you are looking at right now is my bathroom.  Technically it's not really MY bathroom but it's right down the hall from my bedroom so I call it my bathroom.  Here is how the story goes:

I sleep in the basement.  My two sisters (before one of my sisters moved out, so now it's just me and my one other sister) all sleep in the basement too.  Who else sleeps in the basement you ask?  Well, the answer is no one.  Therefore, the bathroom is mine (and one other person's). 

The bathroom isn't that big or fancy.  It's just a bathroom.  It has a shower, a sink, a counter, some mirrors, a toilet, a door, a shelf, and some other things.  It's just a bathroom.  *shrugs*

Just a little note.  I do realize that some of you people who do not live in the U.S. don't use the same word as I did when describing the room I just described to you.  What I am trying to say is not coming out right so I'm just going to skip over explaining myself again.

Anyways, I know that there are different words to describe different rooms.  When I say bathroom I mean the room that has all the things I said it has.  It doesn't just hold a bath.  I could have called it a restroom...which is not for a rest. 

I understand there are differences.  That being said, I would still love all of you to leave in the comments what you call the different rooms and what they are used for.  And if there isn't really any differences I'm sorry.  I was under the impression that there were differences.