Hard to believe that after over 26 years, I'll be moving out to a different apartment. Yes, my lifetime apartment has become a hard place to live in, so naturally, my parents and I had to find a better place for a living. Probably the best part is that this time, we actually bought an apartment. My parents had enough money.
But I can't deny that it's very hard for me. I mean, I lived in that apartment since I was BORN. Surely, sadness is guaranteed even if we're gonna have a life improvement.
Heck, we're not actually leaving our city. We do move quite lower geographically, and it'll be a hassle going up every time I want a snack from my favorite place, but it's nothing compared to all the improvements.
For example, we're gonna live on the third floor. Up until now, we lived on the first floor, and it sure was noisy in the parking lot! (especially in recent years). The third floor is quiet as heck.
Another example is that the building is not far from the exit to one of our area's highways, so we'll be able to drive to neighbor cities a lot quicker!
We're also taking the opportunity to upgrade our stuff. A new TV, new furniture, probably the norm to anyone who moves out after so many years.
It all sounds incredible and exciting, but the truth is, I might not live there for long. I'm planning to rent a unit within the city and start living by myself.
I don't really have friends who I'd like to live with, and to be honest, I've been starving for a lot of alone-time ever since the pandemic started.
Speaking of friends, hopefully I'll find new friends before I pack my stuff and leave my parents. Need a new job as well.
But for now, I better check all my stuff, and see if there's anything I can get rid of. Even if there won't be many, at least my new room contains the biggest closet in the apartment. Heck yeah.
It's definitely a learning experience for me.
We'll probably say our goodbyes to the old apartment once May 1st arrives.
(Also on a different topic, I'm finally planning to install CFW on my 3DS. Just need to buy an SD Card adapter, since my computer doesn't have any slot for those)
But I can't deny that it's very hard for me. I mean, I lived in that apartment since I was BORN. Surely, sadness is guaranteed even if we're gonna have a life improvement.
Heck, we're not actually leaving our city. We do move quite lower geographically, and it'll be a hassle going up every time I want a snack from my favorite place, but it's nothing compared to all the improvements.
For example, we're gonna live on the third floor. Up until now, we lived on the first floor, and it sure was noisy in the parking lot! (especially in recent years). The third floor is quiet as heck.
Another example is that the building is not far from the exit to one of our area's highways, so we'll be able to drive to neighbor cities a lot quicker!
We're also taking the opportunity to upgrade our stuff. A new TV, new furniture, probably the norm to anyone who moves out after so many years.
It all sounds incredible and exciting, but the truth is, I might not live there for long. I'm planning to rent a unit within the city and start living by myself.
I don't really have friends who I'd like to live with, and to be honest, I've been starving for a lot of alone-time ever since the pandemic started.
Speaking of friends, hopefully I'll find new friends before I pack my stuff and leave my parents. Need a new job as well.
But for now, I better check all my stuff, and see if there's anything I can get rid of. Even if there won't be many, at least my new room contains the biggest closet in the apartment. Heck yeah.
It's definitely a learning experience for me.
We'll probably say our goodbyes to the old apartment once May 1st arrives.
(Also on a different topic, I'm finally planning to install CFW on my 3DS. Just need to buy an SD Card adapter, since my computer doesn't have any slot for those)
