Here's our lovely condo before:
Annnd here it is now:
Yup. Tomorrow is moving day!
I've lived here for six and a half years. The first few years, I lived here with my brother, and then when I got married in 2009, the bro moved out and the hubby moved in. Living in 550 sq ft has been frustrating at times, but we've loved this cozy little home.
But we are very excited for our new home!
In which some fleeting thoughts (and sometimes baked goods) become pixels on your screen.
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Condo living: appliances
It's time for a new washer. Mine is about ten years old and no longer remembers how to stop filling with water.
Small space living (I'm talking 550 sq ft) has its unique set of challenges. Shopping for furniture and appliances is one of them.
I'd imagine that when normal people need to make a major purchase, like an appliance, they follow a series of steps, something like this:
Don't get me wrong; I wouldn't make such a major purchase without any research at all. But after asking my lovely Nesties and poking around on various websites, I realized that it came down to this:
"Hi. Can you show me the smallest (insert appliances here) you have?"
"Sure. There's this one, and that one."
"This one will fit. I'll take it."
And that's how I settled on this cute little Whirlpool number. Capacity = 2.3 cu ft of glory. Oh yeah.
Small space living (I'm talking 550 sq ft) has its unique set of challenges. Shopping for furniture and appliances is one of them.
I'd imagine that when normal people need to make a major purchase, like an appliance, they follow a series of steps, something like this:
- Think about the needed features
- Set a budget
- Ask friends and family for recommendations
- Do some research into different brands and models, and shop around at different stores
- Compare models and prices, and narrow down the field
- Settle on the model and the store, and place the order
Don't get me wrong; I wouldn't make such a major purchase without any research at all. But after asking my lovely Nesties and poking around on various websites, I realized that it came down to this:
"Hi. Can you show me the smallest (insert appliances here) you have?"
"Sure. There's this one, and that one."
"This one will fit. I'll take it."
And that's how I settled on this cute little Whirlpool number. Capacity = 2.3 cu ft of glory. Oh yeah.
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