It had a generous, although oddly-shaped, kitchen which was a shame because it was so easy to order in from Pisticci.
The living room was really nice, perfect for Programs, and had French doors that lead to the bedroom.
It was billed as a two bedroom because, off of the other bedroom, there was an oversized walk-in closet which the real estate agent told me I could "put my baby in." Instead, I used it as a computer room.
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I don't understand the difference between apartments of history and apartments you rented. As crappy as some of the jobs have been, most of your apartments have gotten better as you went along. It's scoopy to have Amber back in NYC!
PS Why would Real Estate Lady want you to stick your poo baby in a closet. Yuck.
I think 250 Ft. Washington Ave is bigger than the LaSalle Street place, no? Better closets, too, as I recall.
jimmi-- They're different apartments. Each one gets it's own title on the blog. You know, blogging.
kevin-- I'm not sure which is bigger: La Salle or 250 Ft. Washington. La Salle was pretty HUGE. And it had the "baby room" as a closet. They might be pretty close.
Oops. It's 350. Let's remember that. Especially for forwarding your mail.
I can remember that it is 350 by remembering that it is not quite a whole circle. Obviously, I hadn't started that yet. Woe.
I like the apartment tours! Fun. The three apartments I did not see were your second apt. in madisonwisconsin and your apt. in DC and your very first apt. in NYC.
I'm so impressed with your packing abilities. You are well on your way to here. Oh boy. Good stuff.
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