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i may be moving. i may not be. all this nonsense is driving me nuts.
our lease is up. we were looking at 3brs. then decided to stay.
then the 3rd roommate said she is prob moving out.
so now we have to look for 2brs, or find another roommate.
but she doesn't definitely know if she is moving out yet. but she doesn't like this apartment (don't know why, it's great) so we may be back to looking at 3brs.
and the 2nd roommate doesn't want to live with a random. and while i don't want to live with any stranger off craigslist, i think an acquaintance or friend of a friend would be fine, so long as we interview them and find them compatible. i don't think she's down with this.
and we have to accept/reject our renewal by july 15th.
i don't care what we do...either stay or find a 2br (i won't move to another 3br though). i just want to know what i should be concentrating on...finding a roommate or another apartment!
and on a side note i saw the most disgusting apartment today. "garden apartment"...but it wasn't even a basement apartment...just a basement! a damp basement with a mess of crooked bending walls throughout. there was a mildewed shower curtain hanging over the electric/gas meters. and the woman who lived there had cats, no ventilation, and no furniture. disgusting.
there was a house up the street from me growing up that was abandoned for years. junior year of highschool, my friends and i put on fatigues and broke in. i had to have been the first person since 1975 to bust open that door...it was full of old '70s newspapers all over the place and tons of crap...the floor was rotted and falling under the weight of it all. and i made it inside. and stole a trophy, of all things.
yes, that was seven years ago, and never again had i been in a place like that. not until today. and someone actually lives in there. disgusting. there's no other word to describe it.
it made my roommate and i love our apartment very much, and made us realize how lucky we are to have such a fabulous, clean, large, well-kept place for the money that we pay. especially with cool landlords living right downstairs.
our lease is up. we were looking at 3brs. then decided to stay.
then the 3rd roommate said she is prob moving out.
so now we have to look for 2brs, or find another roommate.
but she doesn't definitely know if she is moving out yet. but she doesn't like this apartment (don't know why, it's great) so we may be back to looking at 3brs.
and the 2nd roommate doesn't want to live with a random. and while i don't want to live with any stranger off craigslist, i think an acquaintance or friend of a friend would be fine, so long as we interview them and find them compatible. i don't think she's down with this.
and we have to accept/reject our renewal by july 15th.
i don't care what we do...either stay or find a 2br (i won't move to another 3br though). i just want to know what i should be concentrating on...finding a roommate or another apartment!
and on a side note i saw the most disgusting apartment today. "garden apartment"...but it wasn't even a basement apartment...just a basement! a damp basement with a mess of crooked bending walls throughout. there was a mildewed shower curtain hanging over the electric/gas meters. and the woman who lived there had cats, no ventilation, and no furniture. disgusting.
there was a house up the street from me growing up that was abandoned for years. junior year of highschool, my friends and i put on fatigues and broke in. i had to have been the first person since 1975 to bust open that door...it was full of old '70s newspapers all over the place and tons of crap...the floor was rotted and falling under the weight of it all. and i made it inside. and stole a trophy, of all things.
yes, that was seven years ago, and never again had i been in a place like that. not until today. and someone actually lives in there. disgusting. there's no other word to describe it.
it made my roommate and i love our apartment very much, and made us realize how lucky we are to have such a fabulous, clean, large, well-kept place for the money that we pay. especially with cool landlords living right downstairs.