Spike ,'Sleeper'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
What's the really good one like?
A little smaller than I'd like, but two bedrooms, smallish living room, dining room, mid-sized kitchen, smallish bathroom, hardwood floors, dishwasher, coin-operated laundry in the basement. But, the best part is that all utilities are included in the rent, which is really a good deal.
Oh, included utilities is very nice. It sounds pretty good for a first outing.
Landlady not being sure about the dog is very troubling. It's one thing to not want to accept pets, being wishy-washy about it makes me think there would almost inevitably be trouble of some sort with the landlady.
you have to walk through her waiting room to get to my main door
This does seem problematic, as I could imagine Toto thinking of this as part of his space. Also, while the pros are good pros, the cons are bad cons. And, for some reason, re-reading that last sentence is making me laugh.
Oh, also, she has cats (which we're trying to get me away from for allergy reasons).
Ok. Bedtime. If I don't puke up my meds.
(I think the stress is making me sick to my stomach.)
With all your asthma issues, this seems like it could be pretty important.
Sorry you're not feeling well, vw, but it does sound like you've made a really good start. Sleep well!
Sleep well, vw. Hope the meds stay down.
vw, sounds like a promising first day; I hope you find the perfect place. Sleep well.
I just made myself dinner because Teacup Guy is at a job interview tonight, frittatta with onions and yellow and orange peppers and some gorgonzola cheese. It was yummy.
vw -- I wouldn't go with the apartment that has a shared entrance.
I feel kinda foolish. I made plans to met some people to see Cars tonight. We talked about 9 and 10:30. I assumed we were going to meet up at 9, but I went to the theater, waited until about 10 after and then went home. I left the cell phone number at home so I couldn't call. I get home, message on my machine and I try the number but no answer. So I leave a rather rambly message about how I must have screwed up the times.
Now, what happens if the person doesn't call me back? It was just a generic message "the pcs customer you have reached blah blah" so now I'm worried I copied down the cell phone number wrong. Should I go back to the theater at 10:20?
Being social can be confusing.