Comments | vlvtjones: Satellite of Love

vlvtjones

Satellite of Love

Nov 17, 2009 11:11

The quote of the day:

My apartment is so small and intimate, there's only space for honesty, and you just don't have room to turn your back on someone.

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kimmercake November 17 2009, 16:26:11 UTC

everything has one place it can fit, and when space is at a premium, you don't eff around with random crap

mine too! well, now I have more space but in my one bedroom this is how it was.

being comfy is key. and being at home. sounds like you are :)

vlvtjones November 17 2009, 17:48:01 UTC

I really do love my apartment. And after the clutter-filled mess pre-fire, I'm learning to let go of stuff more easily, and also not purchase so much. I already have too many DVD's that I've only watched once, y'know?

manley1 November 17 2009, 17:27:06 UTC

400 sq feet? That's it?

vlvtjones November 17 2009, 17:46:37 UTC

I do not lie. The place is TINY. Back me up, peeps who have hung out on my two-person-couch.

I gain an extra 150 sqft if I include the patio.

shaggycub November 17 2009, 19:46:24 UTC

And the best part? I'm guessing the hallway leading to your swingin' batchelorette pad doesn't smell like a horrid ambergris from hell-that evil vomit mixed with powder fresh room deoderant stench. Over 15 years later, I still cringe at the thought of that smell.

vlvtjones November 17 2009, 19:57:08 UTC

OMG. That Farrington apartment and the Bryan "Carpet Fresh" Wood staircase.

Dude. That whole apartment was a bacterial cesspool. I'm convinced that the reason I don't get sick now is because I was overexposed to all those...substances, but drank enough alcohol to weaken and kill whatever I came in contact with.

But, hey, at least no one FELL OUT OF MY HOUSE. Good times, good times.

shaggycub November 18 2009, 19:59:32 UTC

Well played, madam. Yes, this is true, no one fell out of *your* apartment-YOUR roommate fell out of MY apt window instead. My apt took the fall for her fall LOL.

Yeah, the Farrington Manse was like living in a petri dish-you must have immune system of an 90 year old farmer, having encountered every pathenogen known (and unknown) to man. No wonder that you're a Hazmat volunteer!