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Thursday. Yeah, that's soon. It's something I've been working on for well over a year and now it is (almost) finally happening. It's a bit of a funny situation, though. You see, my current lease ends with the month and the lease in my next place does not start until August 1st. Thus, I will be storing all of my belongs and subletting from a good friend for the months of June and July. I am really excited to be living with my friend (hi, Sole!), but I am nervous about the whole "moving twice in one summer" thing. And storing all of my stuff is totally new, uncharted territory for me. When I picked up my key from the storage managers, the introductory schpeel included a reminder to animal-proof my packaging. <*gulp*> Here are some quick snapshots of how that's going. I call it, "A Practical Exploration into the Chaos Theory of Being Uprooted."
Since my next living situation will soon be transitional and, really, not my own, I will be sharply limited in my ability to pursue home projects like I ordinarily would, particularly in the summer months. This being so, I am thinking more about how this blog might evolve so that I do not, yet again, fall off the face of the blog-earth. I suppose it could easily morph into a "lifestyle" blog, but that doesn't sound entirely interesting to me. I have some ideas, and I am sure the possibilities are probably more numerous than I can see at this point in time. I guess I'll just see where it goes!
Moving on from that stream-of-conscious digression....Let's go hang out in the living room of my current-and-soon-to-be-old-house. As I sort of hinted in this post and with this picture:
things have been looking different in the living room these days (pre-dating the house devolving into its current stage of chaos). After losing one and gaining another roommate, our home furniture collection got a mix-up. Not only did we acquire the above grey chair (as well as the wooden chair and mirror, discussed in this post), we got its matching big-sister, the full sofa.
We really liked the layout/flow ("feng shui", anyone??) of the room before the change up. We thought it was very cozy and we received frequent compliments about how home-y it felt. We tried to replicate it as well as we could with the new furniture selection. This is what we came up with.
view from the front door |
Another angle from the front door |
we will be walking out that door for the last time very soon! |
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