Prayer Closets All Around the Home

Where is your special spot in the house where you have your quiet time with the Lord, write, blog, or organize your to-do list for the week?
What accompanies you?  A cup of tea or coffee?  Do you keep the house quiet or play music through your laptop?  Do you light a candle or open the window?
I like to sit by an open window.  If the season is warm, I am in the kitchen by the large window that overlooks the dogwood tree.  If the season is cold, I am by the fireplace in my rocking chair.  Both places give me that deep contentment that allows me to open my heart to the Lord's Word.  Some days I could sit for hours reading and writing.  I like to start with my quiet time.  Then I jump online and read inspiring blogs related to faith and homemaking.  God has called me to be a homemaker, so I find endless treasures from my sisters in the faith.  When I read their posts, I find the familiar words God speaks to me about having a vision to stay home and guide the home.  My home offers many "prayer closets" for me to enter into His presence with joy and thanksgiving, as well as a place to hurt and heal safely.  I have scripture on the window ledge near the kitchen sink and meditate on verses when I wash dishes.  I pray for my unsaved friends when I pull laundry from the dryer.  I seek God for wisdom when I straighten the kids' rooms.  I thank God for my husband and my family when I cook soup over the oven.  I cry when I am in the shower from recent loss.  I ask God about the future when I look out my windows.  I feel hope when I garden or when the wind blows on my back.  I technically don't go into a closet to pray, because I have a home to do that in...freely.