The joys of apartment hunting - or lack thereof

[twinclash]

I officialy started looking for new apartments over the weekend - as of yesterday I have now looked at 3 places. The first one was in Hawthorne - one of my top places to live because of proximity to the new school. The place was a split level house, the apartment was on the 2nd floor. The kitchen and living room were very small, but it had two good

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[knifeinmyhand]

Dude. I've just spent the past 20 minutes reading your recent entries and:

1. Congrats on the job!!!
2. MO IS BACK!! WAT!!!
3. Apartment hunting sucks. Luckily Mike and I ended up finding a really cute one in Denver. I'll write all about it and post pictures sometime this week.

PS- I'm back on AIM again, the new SN is "shoopacabra". Hit me up, yooooo

Yay! JOrdanA!

[twinclash]

I have missed you! Fill me in on yo Dilly, yo!

Re: Yay! JOrdanA!

[knifeinmyhand]

You won't believe me if I told you, but I ACTUALLY MADE A POST IN MY JOURNAL. NO. FUCKIN. WAY.

[badb_catha]

I could have warned you about Crookchester ... seriously. That's apparently where my exes go to die. Or something like that. It's a total coin toss on what kind of place you get, and it sounds like the same woman has been working there for 50 years ...

Was the Fair Lawn place one of the ones I e-mailed you about? Shit, you should be able to find a decent 1BR for under $1200!

[jrzshore]

Ja, Ja, das es gut - unt de last tennants where Poles, but we liquidated them.

The funnier double-meaning would have been to used "smoked" instead of "liquidated"

Anyway, until you find a place, you're welcome to use our basement. $500 a month, access to the entire house, I think you'd like it.

[godzilla_jones]

Come live in my basement? What are you, Austrian?

[jrzshore]

Shhhh... he might not be aware of the story...