New Apartment, No Bed


I’m on the floor of my new apartment. No bed yet. Makeshift desk made from the remains of a dresser until I can find a suitable drafting table. And yet, it’s home. All my clothes are finally hung. My art supplies are in order. And tomorrow I head out for paint and curtain rods.

It’s always a bit strange being in a new apartment. If you shook my room, it’d rattle. But eventually, the blank spaces will fill and it won’t feel so insubstantial anymore.

Tomorrow, at least my air mattress and my new camera are supposed to arrive. At last: PICTURES.

Sleepy. I’m looking forward to finally being able to get to work tomorrow.

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  1. Anonymous  •  Nov 9, 2009 @10:16 am

    How exciting you are taking the first steps to a new life in NYC. :: happy for you ::

  2. casadetarjetas  •  Nov 12, 2009 @11:27 am

    Congrats! I think you are brave for moving out to NY! But you do actually know some people there, so you're not completely alone, right?

    We just got moved in too, a rental house and still in Clarksville, but now I have a room dedicated to art/writing/comics/yoga and there is such a difference in the flow of energy.

    Good luck!!

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