I work from home, so my alone time (if the cats are napping then) is usually when I have lunch. Laptop and emails coming in are left upstairs in my office, and I cap lunch off with my one cup of coffee of the day in our “sunroom,” which is a small room with windows on 3 sides. Our home was built in 1926, and it’s obvious that the builders chose the option of making one half of what would have been a house-wide porch an integral part of the house. French doors open into into it from our dining room. It’s over the crawl space of the porch, outside the basement foundation of the rest of the house, and also slopes slightly at the same angle as the porch. In any event, it’s very cosy in there, and I chill out for a few minutes before getting back to the grind. It has the only remaining original windows of the house, which are a nice feature. A little bit of strategic caulking (and an HVAC vent that kicks out the jams) keeps it plenty comfortable summer or winter.