I just got back from a trip to my psychiatrist. He told me I need to center myself. So, the minute I walked in my house, I grabbed a tape measure, and started to measure my house, in order to find the exact center of the house. I intend to place the center of my bed over the center of the house. However, I ran into a problem. When measuring I noticed that the walls are all about 5 to 6 inches thick. This has me real puzzled. In order to find the exact center of the house, do I just measure the whole house and divide by two, or do I have to take into account the thickness of every interior wall, and add or subtract that amount? Do I add or subtract? Do I need to measure the interior or exterior of the house to find the center? And, lastly, the doors are not as thich as the walls. How do I account for that?
Oops, I almost forgot. When I measure the bed to find the center of it, so I measure with the blankets on or off the bed, and do I measure from the insides of the head / foot boards, or the outside?
One other problem..... It appears the exact center of the house (might) be right in the center of a wall. Should I move that wall, or move one of the outside walls in or out to compensate?
Thank You
Mr. Serious