Holy moly. My new apartment is beautiful.
It's big. Much bigger than I expected - I knew the square footage, but I couldn't visualize it. And I have so many closets! I was worried that I was bringing too much stuff (our poor minivan was almost scraping the ground), but there are still dresser drawers going unused.
The million-dollar question - does it feel like home? Yes and no. All my magnets are on the fridge, my stuff is in the bathroom, my clothes are hanging in the closet. Jim and I made dinner for a couple of our friends last night, and that was homey.
I start my TFA training on Monday. That's got me tied up in knots.
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- Lisa
- NOVA via Ohio. Wannabe teacher - anthropologist at heart. Engaged. Some food issues. Let's see where this goes.
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4 comments:
Welcome to your new home! Sounds like fun. Are you in DC or the suburbs?
your place sounds great! I think it's important to have enough space and not feel claustraphobic. Isn't it fun to have people over for dinner in your own place? :)
Congrats on your new home! You are so lucky to have so much space. Enjoy your space!!
Harriet,
We are in Alexandria. It feels kind of like a suburb of DC, but there are SO MANY PEOPLE! I've never seen so many apartment complexes and high-rises!
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