I've never lived in a place without a tub and an oven, but my first NYC studio only had a half-fridge. And I had to put a shelf over the sink to have a place to put my coffee maker. For other details, see Great Write.
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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
The Pope is now on a respirator. Man, does it suck to be him. Who is going to have the guts to pull the plug on the Pope?
Are they asking for volunteers? I have some vacation time coming up, and I've always wanted to see Italy...
Aw, it's raining on the OC.
Why would they put that poor old man on a respirator? Sometimes, it is time to go.
I've been told that LA places don't have fridges, but everywhere I looked at (this time and last) did, and I certainly wasn't looking for that in the listings. Because it's perfectly NORMAL. Or should be.
My Vancouver friend was stunned to see that dishwashers were so standard here. I likes it. Even though I haven't emptied mine in days.
Okay, so have apartment. Still like it. The tiles in the kitchen and bathroom are actually tiles. Not floorpaper, tiles. Kinda cool. Cleaning will probably be a bitch, but still.
What is floor paper?
Oh yeah, that was my point about the easiness: Not only was the nice-looking place still available, it was ACTUALLY nice! That shit does not happen, in my experience.
Oh, except the one time, the apartment I left. sob
The tiles in the kitchen and bathroom are actually tiles.
ita, if they are ceramic they shouldn't be too bad. The kitchen and bath in our old house had them and they were a breeze to clean (keep in mind.. 2 small kids plus 2 dogs, a cat and 5 neighbor kids at any given time)