Yeah, about as good as it can get for that. She spends a couple months in the summer in ATL with her gf, in addition to a couple weekends a month. I can write off part of my rent as an office. There's a wee yard for Frankie (need to add a gate) and a washer and dryer in a shed in back. It's more than I'm paying now, but not by much, and the bills are very reasonable. Sketchier block, but probably about like the first place I lived. It's not too far from my current spot.
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That sounds really good.
I hope this one works out for you, smonster. You deserve a break from this roommate drama bullshit.
It is so good to know you will be out of there and moving on to a sane roommate. I'm so sorry you had to deal with that stress.
Thanks, everyone! I'm trying to let myself grieve a bit for this place, but I think as I it gets closer i will start getting excited.
So I have a question Buffistas might be the most qualified to answer. ltc's current favorite show is Vampirina about a little vampire girl with a ghost and gargoyle as sidekicks. It's siper cute and not at all scary. But lately she's been saying there is a ghost under her bed, which she seems to both want to be true and terrified about. I can't figure out how to deal with the terrified part without taking away her fun play.
Can you give her her own ghost or vampire to help protect her?
I've told her the dragons on the walls are there to protect her, and she has a ton of stuffed animals, but she's not big on them at the moment.
Maybe ask questions about the ghost, suggest if there is one, it's like Vampirina's friend and not scary?
It's hard to know without knowing her in person, but maybe ask her to introduce herself to the ghost? Suggest that he might be afraid of her, too? Has she seen Monsters, Inc. yet?
God, toddlerhood suddenly seems way way back in the far distant past for me.