Ideal Writing Environment?

I was just curious, and I'd like to know what everyone's ideal writing environment is. Music, or no? Solitude? Etc.
Personally, I can't write when I hear others speaking in real life, but I can tolerate hearing voices coming from a television, which is kind of strange, but... I prefer to write in my bedroom, TV off, door closed, and maybe some ambient music playing. Or classical. But no music that's really harsh and with words. Well, I would listen to harsh music if I was writing a scene like that. And I find I can get more writing done at night.
Anyhow, so tell me, what's your ideal writing environment?

A place near my family, but kinda out of the way. No interruptions. I must have music. Upbeat but not too fast. People talking is okay, as long as they're quiet. And no one can watch me!
Yeah, that's me.

Someplace where I'm not in the way, I'm not surrounded by noise, and I can listen to my music. Usually that's the kitchen table, although sometimes (like now) the siblings are running around the house and I can't think.

I usually always listen to music when I'm writing. But then again, I can write anywhere with noise or silence.

I've written in a rowboat while it was in the middle of a pond, out in the bush beneath a tree with the song birds, or even in a moving vehicle. Whenever I'm in the mood, I will write

Somewhere that is as silent as the grave. *Turning the page of a book-BOOM! Son of a gun! That was a gunshot!*

That's happened to me before.

The rhythmic patter of rain also makes reading easier for me. Lightning and thunder is great when reading a horror novel. Be sure and keep candles handy in case of a power outage.

I have to write somewhere alone, with music playing. Usually I write at my best when it's one or two in the morning, for some reason.

I'm pretty specific.
So, if I'm writing in my room, everything has to be neat, clean, and perfectly lit--not dim, at ALL.
But I prefer writing at Starbucks, or cafes, or window seats. I like it to be raining; it gives me more inspiration than if not.
I have to have low music on, too. Happy, sad, it'll just go on shuffle and change the moods of my writings. And, yeah. That's me ^^
-Mizz

Infront of a computer after dinner and in the evening. -- Perhaps a touch of music.

I tend to write longhand, so a notebook is a must. Music has to be playing, and I have to be alone. Everyone I know is either too nosy, or they want to be in the story, or both. Nosy people does not a happy writer make.

Usually I've got my writing book, pencils, my mp3 player, my Netbook, and an MP3 player, and then pretty much anywhere is fine for me after that. Oh yeah, I also like to have some sort of toy to fiddle with for when I have writers block; slinky, yoyo, even a little stuffed animal. Something to make me feel childish and forget the piece for a little while with some old fashioned fun.

Just before sunrise. Very tidy, spacious desk. Fast music. Internet turned off. Dark chocolate on standby.

I can write almost anywhere. But I prefer longhand (have been known
to write in charcoal or using just the lead of a mec. pencil).

I'm a perfectionist when it comes to penmanship though. I will rewrite
something by hand until I'm satisfied.