Apartment Pictures

This is the bedroom - look at that walk-in closet! For a one bedroom, it's pretty spacious. The rooms have pretty large dimensions. We have enough room in the living room to put the bikes against one wall and still have plenty of room for a hypothetical couch and so on. That's our Queen size air mattress, courtesy of our friends Robin and Melanie (:D), and it's super comfy.

This is Boone at the living room window, taken from the kitchen. So far (and granted, we've had nice-ish weather), we have kept the heaters mostly off. Everything is electric, and that is the only utility we are responsible for, so it should be pretty easy to keep tabs on everything.

This is the living room, full of stuff we just brought in from the cars. Now we have two chairs and an improvised end table, so we can watch TV and play Munchkin.

The kitchen! Mostly big enough that we can both be working in the kitchen at the same time. We have a dishwasher! Wow! Everything is very clean and bright and well cared for, it feels really nice. I'm so pleased. It's such a relief to have a home base and have access to my entire wardrobe again.

I had my dates mixed up - I actually start training on the 11th. Which is good, cause Boone had he flu all weekend and now I have it. I've stocked up on tea from the food co-op and movies from the library and am resting up. In the mean time, we are both still applying for jobby jobs. I think between the two of us we should be working about 40-60 hours a week to pay all of our bills and still go to the movies sometimes, so that's 20-30 each - Fred Meyer will be 40 hours for the week of training, but then probably around 20-25, so I'm looking now for something little.

It was 70 degrees yesterday, today it's 50 with a high wind advisory. The weather seems like it changes quickly, but I think I'm just not used to this part where I can't see the weather two days away on the horizon. Anyway - come visit! Everybody, right away! I miss you all, and I want to show you the neat things about my town and my new little home.