[ WP ] Of all of the decisions you 've made , the hardest was the decision to convert your wizard lair into a bedroom for your daughter .

I looked at the small mini-fridge next to my television set. 
 
 `` You're going to have to change it eventually.'' My wife said. 
 
 `` I know, I just want it to be perfect... That's all.'' 
 
 She folded her arms. `` Yes Hun. But you say that everyday. Bella just needs a room, she can change it when she's older.'' She replied. 
 
 She was right of course, but it did n't make my decision any easier to deal with. 
 
 I continued staring at the fridge, it's white door and silver handle glistened from being polished each Sunday morning. The body of the fridge was clear from dust and grime. You could eat off it if necessary -I liked to take care of my things. 
 
 In the corner of the room my baby girl spoke to me. `` Dadda! Why you lookin like tha!'' 
 
 I felt my stomach drop and gave her a big smile. `` Daddies going to give you a big colorful room, all for you.'' 
 
 She smiled cheekily. 
 
 I smiled back. 
 
 I knelt down on all fours and opened the door. It was cold inside, but I pushed myself through the now tightly fitting passageway. 
 
 `` See you soon, honey!'' My wife shouted from behind me and closed the fridge door. 
 
 I clambered out of the end of the fridge passage way and into the world I had created. 
 
 Great lush palm trees and forest stood in front of me. To my right a small tree house sat comfortably in the firm grasp of a willow. Each step gave a fimiliar creak as I walked to the top and sat in my favourite rocking chair. 
 
 Through the window I saw mountains in the distance, and a warm sunset on the horizon, blazing at me. 
 
 Animals drank from the lakes below the peaks and small trees dotted the grassy landscape. 
 
 I wiped away wetness from my eye, enjoying the last look at my landscape. 
 
 Snapping my fingers. A corona light with lemon appeared in my hand. I sipped, thinking about how I could make this room fitting for a girl. 
 
 Fluffy clouds and candy canes. Pink, blue, purple and yellow. Shiny, sparkly and cosy. I'd put teddy bears for her to play with, that looked after her and sang songs. 
 
 She'd be a princess, with a castle and in the distance a rainbow with a unicorn would dance on the horizon. 
 
 It all sounded so cheesy, but still fitting for a girl. 
 
 I'd consult with my wife before changing things. This had to be perfect -it was for my daughter nonetheless. 
 
 Clambering back into the passageway, I made my trip back to the lounge. 
 
 One more day of thinking could n't hurt. I'd come back tomorrow and change it then. 

