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| Mrs. Vanderbilt’s bedroom suite/ 1897. Yes, please. :) |
Excellent guessing Riddlers! This week we'll be exploring bedtime. Margo's got a story she wants to tell us about, and Friday, we have a special guest stopping by, so be sure to check back! See you all around the book block. ; ) ~ F
I'm the ship that carries you away, embarking at night, traveling to day. I've no crew, but for the characters in tow, and they'll be appearing throughout the show. Though you set sail, I stay in place, keeping you safe and warm in your space. You'll navigate through the depths within, not knowing with who or where you've been. When you arise and dock safely on shore, here and now is forevermore. I always welcome you on board, for this is a ride all can afford. As the captain, you must go down with the ship, so it's lucky this one's not likely to tip.
What am I referring to? Answer: A bed!
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I wasn't even close!
ReplyDeleteGreat answer. There is nothing more adventurous then a bed, especially when fast asleep dreaming.
ReplyDeleteSounds like nice riddle, I was offline so didn't come by earlier.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite places! ;)
ReplyDeleteI love that room.
ReplyDeleteA bed is a lovely place to be.
Holy cow, now THAT'S a bedroom.
ReplyDeleteNice. And a great riddle. I love sleeping. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a cool riddle, but even more so, that is an amazing photo!
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