Patterns

[intjonathan]

Things I still do:

• make macaroni and cheese on Sundays
  
• walk around the lake and stop at the fishing access to think
  
• sit on a log by swamp creek in my favorite place and pray
  
• build computers as a bonding experience
  
• load the dinner dishes
  
• move in September
  

New things:

• commute to Ballard for work
  
• move completely out of my room
  
• bars
  
• looking seriously for home furnishings
  
• seeing items priced over $100 as "affordable"
  
• doing nothing in the evenings
  

I've become addicted to zazzle. I don't need any $20 t-shirts with videogame characters on them, but the idea is so fun. Making big prints of my photos is addicting, too. I can pretend.

I think Becca captured everyone's spirit quite accurately here:


Oh, and while I'm posting pictures, here's the new living room:


Moving this weekend; I still don't have any boxes. I'm really excited about the new place, so much so that I keep forgetting that I'm going to be totally displaced from the only home I've known. Sure, it'll be close, but it'll just be a room in a house.

At least I can still use the basement.

Comments

[beastofexmoor.livejournal.com]

Just be glad that your parents aren't moving a month after you do like mine did. That's quite the weird feeling when you've lived somewhere 17 years. Fortunately it didn't affect me much at all.

[huggybee.livejournal.com]

I hear ya! my parents moved OUT OF STATE when I left and since then, have lived in a new location EVERY time I've gone home to visit. And they wonder why I don't call San Diego "home"... I don't even know where they LIVE right now! Crazy man...