It’s been almost a week since I started to live on my own. It’s something new in my life, so I decided to share some remarks on it.
I like that the bathroom is never occupied by anyone.
I like that the kitchen is never crowded, so I can cook whenever and whatever I want.
I like that I can putt off washing up, because there’s no-one who could possibly want to use the dishes or the sink. What I really like about this apartment is its „washing area“, which is located in a glassed balcony. So, you just close the doors and all dirty dishes suddenly disappear :)
I don’t like that I can’t accidentally meet anybody here and talk to them, e.g. when I want to cook, the cooker is always available. I can’t bother other people with my burnt meals. It’s got its pros and cons to live on my own.
On Sunday, the Witnesses of Jehovah came. Even though it was them, I just liked that somebody came over. One gets easily bored only with their computer and it’s always nice to meet living people, not only icq ones.
There are more and more things I don’t like about this apartment.
I hate my bed. It’s too noisy and uncomfortable.
I hate the flattering hoe here. It’s a bit broken and full of dirt meaning every time I do ironing, the dirt relocates onto my clothes.
I hate the wet floor in the bathroom. The whole room is one big shower. If you don’t clean your teeth just after shower, there’s no chance to do it later, as long as you don’t want to walk in a creek.
I don’t like the cooker. Half of it, surprisingly, doesn’t work.
I don’t like my TV here, because it has only 3 programmes and only in Bulgarian. It’s better to watch my washing machine than to watch the TV. The washing machine is just such a mysterious thing. I never know what will happen with my clothes.
I really don’t like the price I pay for this apartment. It’s just simply overpriced. My rent equals what teachers earn here. It’s just so ridiculous. I’m seriously thinking about getting something else. I don’t mind living in a cave, as long as it’s got the Internet and comfortable bed, nothing less, nothing more.
I like that the kitchen is never crowded, so I can cook whenever and whatever I want.
I like that I can putt off washing up, because there’s no-one who could possibly want to use the dishes or the sink. What I really like about this apartment is its „washing area“, which is located in a glassed balcony. So, you just close the doors and all dirty dishes suddenly disappear :)
I don’t like that I can’t accidentally meet anybody here and talk to them, e.g. when I want to cook, the cooker is always available. I can’t bother other people with my burnt meals. It’s got its pros and cons to live on my own.
On Sunday, the Witnesses of Jehovah came. Even though it was them, I just liked that somebody came over. One gets easily bored only with their computer and it’s always nice to meet living people, not only icq ones.
There are more and more things I don’t like about this apartment.
I hate my bed. It’s too noisy and uncomfortable.
I hate the flattering hoe here. It’s a bit broken and full of dirt meaning every time I do ironing, the dirt relocates onto my clothes.
I hate the wet floor in the bathroom. The whole room is one big shower. If you don’t clean your teeth just after shower, there’s no chance to do it later, as long as you don’t want to walk in a creek.
I don’t like the cooker. Half of it, surprisingly, doesn’t work.
I don’t like my TV here, because it has only 3 programmes and only in Bulgarian. It’s better to watch my washing machine than to watch the TV. The washing machine is just such a mysterious thing. I never know what will happen with my clothes.
I really don’t like the price I pay for this apartment. It’s just simply overpriced. My rent equals what teachers earn here. It’s just so ridiculous. I’m seriously thinking about getting something else. I don’t mind living in a cave, as long as it’s got the Internet and comfortable bed, nothing less, nothing more.
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