Well I'm not really sure what the hell happened today. All I was doing was some casual window shopping for apartments. You know, nothing serious, just getting a feel for what's out there. The next thing I know I'm signing on the dotted line and forking over first and last month's rent. Effective June 1, I will be officially be untied from my
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Treat yourself to some takeout for a couple of days, try to get out as much as you can circulate in the city. Walking in the neighbourhood and getting tea or coffee out will probably help you immensely.
The first few days is a bit ... disturbing ... when you make big changes like this ..
But change is part of life, and you can choose to embrace change and grow strength from it or you can wait for change to find you and let it surprise you in how inconsiderate it can be in nature.
Big changes happen when you take chances on yourself. Things won't always necessarily be ideal and rosey, but without putting your intention out in the world, there's no real way of knowing what potentially could be in store.
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Call El Cheapo renters they are apparently good. I have another company if this one does not float ( a friend is moving on Saturday too.
Look at the paint jobs, the hardwood floors, the tiles.
It is awesome!!!
You will be fine. honest.
I will help you furniture shop. Actually, if you are game, I will enlist my friend Sylvia's help. She is the queen of good deals etc. Just a thought.
Between the two of us you will have all that you need.
And, a little secret about your neighbourhood. Have you been in the delis? They have pre-cooked fish, pork, chicken plus cabbage rolls. Toss in microwave and serve. Cheap than some take out.
Other takeout:
Cosa Pizza is the best. Vicky's fish at Howard Park and ronces has excellent cheap good thai
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Yes, furniture. I'll need that, won't I? This ought to be interesting. I'll soon find out if I have any taste. Everything needs to be dolphin themed by the way. Actually, there's this place at Bathurst & Richmond that sells some super nice stuff - all dark wood and clean lines. If they're reasonable, they'll get to furnish my livingroom. By the way, i have no idea what's reasonable. Thanks so much for the offer, I'll need the help I'm sure.
Thanks for the food tips too. That's just the kind of survival training I'm sure I'll need the most. I walked by the delis and they were always busy - a good sign no doubt. It'll be nice to see how the Polish cabbage roll compares to the old Saviciunas recipe. I bet it comes a close second place.
Microvave? I'll have to add that to the shopping list.
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Funny, I feel like my attitude is already changing. To my surprise I went for a jog today. I haven't done that since high school. I was just planning on a brisk walk (which I also don't normally do) but the mood struck me and off i went. Then, after that, I dropped by a health food store.
Whereas before I felt I had no real control over the direction of my life, or at least i was heavily under the influence of my parents. They buy junk food, and i eat it. They question where I'm going, so i don't go out so often. Yeah, things will be much different i think.
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So when are you moving exactly? Have you picked a day?
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Luckily i have the luxury of easing my way into this. I'm not being extracated from my current place so i can take the time to acquire whatever essentials i may need before moving in. I figure mid-month sounds about right.
The neighbours seemed nice. Right around our age too.
Thanks again. And start working on those recipe cards for me. I can't live on takeout forever!
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Maybe I could move in tonight.
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I thought I would be more nervous about the transition, but I'm really looking forward to it. I can buy what I want, and do what I want, when I want without worrying about what the folks will think. Long long overdue. Inertia I guess.
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