I Need A Couch
I'm pretty much all unpacked and organized now, just in time for the start of orientation. A couch still proves elusive, however.
This is my living room to the right:

Lots of familiar elements, but the coffee table and desk are both new additions from Ikea, which means they were really cheap. I especially like the desk, which has a pull-out section on the right for my laptop, dinner, books, whatever.
And here's the left side:

All familiar stuff. You can see how much open floor space I have right now, which is just begging for a couch.
My kitchen, which is now pretty much fully furnished after a couple of purchases:

I haven't started cooking yet, but I'll try this week after I go shopping. For now, it's toasted waffles, soup, and frozen food. Other than the occasional Jamba Juice, I'm avoiding going out to eat as much as possible.
Here's my bedroom, which has more space than I know what to do with, other than providing a place to put my bike:


I have a balcony, which has as nice a view as there is in the complex, overlooking the pool:

So, this is home for the next 11 months. I'm out in the freakin' boonies, but I'd love visitors! I promise there will be a couch to welcome you.
This is my living room to the right:

Lots of familiar elements, but the coffee table and desk are both new additions from Ikea, which means they were really cheap. I especially like the desk, which has a pull-out section on the right for my laptop, dinner, books, whatever.
And here's the left side:

All familiar stuff. You can see how much open floor space I have right now, which is just begging for a couch.
My kitchen, which is now pretty much fully furnished after a couple of purchases:

I haven't started cooking yet, but I'll try this week after I go shopping. For now, it's toasted waffles, soup, and frozen food. Other than the occasional Jamba Juice, I'm avoiding going out to eat as much as possible.
Here's my bedroom, which has more space than I know what to do with, other than providing a place to put my bike:


I have a balcony, which has as nice a view as there is in the complex, overlooking the pool:

So, this is home for the next 11 months. I'm out in the freakin' boonies, but I'd love visitors! I promise there will be a couch to welcome you.



12 Comments:
you have plenty of space to install a firepole
Looks nice and cosy :) Are you going to go for a new couch, or something off of craigslist?
I have to agree with Gerald, though . . . a firepole would be a fine addition. Or perhaps a zipline from your balcony across over the pool . . . .
Dang! That's what I get for not re-reading . . . . Looks nice and cozy.
wow, i'm impressed. in addition to being the world's slowest packer, i'm probably also the world's slowest unpacker, so it'll be a while before we can post pics of our place :(
You know what would really make the place look welcoming?
A life-sized cut out of me.
'Cause I love people.
Did you draw up sketches and plans of this layout, too? When it comes to living spaces, Up is all too anal.
why is your bike in your bedroom?
I just winged this one, Russ. :)
Send over the cardboard cutout, Drew. I'll email you my new address.
I'll work on one here, but you might wanna try this:
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c326/darby27/
Posts/Drewberson.jpg
Annaka! I expect that talk from little G but not from you! :) Looks nice! Glad to see that your, er..., my stuffed animals made the transition in one piece!
I don't think Annaka was thinking of the fire pole within the same context as gerlad.
Actually, I have a carport directly below me, but it's not mine. Otherwise, a fire pole down to my car would be awesome. Note to Gina for when we buy our own place. :)
weekends? what?
hehe, i try to sleep at 10:00..it never quite works out, but every week or two i crash out at 9.
there are lots of potential wives in NY, andrew...too bad they are so damn far from you.
also, open invitation for all to visit..i have lots of space and an air-mattress
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