Sunday, March 20, 2011

Those little plans that never go quite right

Yeah, so here i am again, at the end of one chapter, the beginning of another one. Feels like life is just rolling on with its own humongous weight. As if i started something that now just keeps on going on and on.

Later today me and Jonna vent back to see the place where the apartment is and celebrated with a pair of chocolate sundays. I couldn't resist taking some pictures. So here we go.


The right side balcony on the top floor is mine.
And it faces the afternoon sun.
:D


This is the front side,
or the entrance side
of the building

The apartment is pretty damn great. It goes trough the whole building so there's windows on both sides. The interior is newly renovated and consists of a newly renovated kitchen and bathroom (that has floor heating), a roomy bedroom and a really open living room with one of the short side walls covered in a wallpaper with a theme that makes it look like some sort of silverish plant was growing all over the wall. The floors are really damn good looking too and consist of dark wooden laminate in the living room and bedroom, and stone floors in the entrance hall and kitchen.

I had my moments of chaos and panic while the decision was to be made and i can be thankful i got the advice of my parents and perhaps even more so the advice and support of my grand parents to lean onto. To be honest, it was my grandmas opinion that i should buy it that really pulled the decision trough.

So yeah, other than that iv played one of the most interesting games (one of those games you play live, gotta write about it at some point). Been bathing sauna with some friends, heard an interesting story from Tokyo there among other things. Spent a great Friday evening with my girl. And learned that my babysis' who just turned eleven has grown to become damn talented at drawing. The only bad thing with the pace the weekend has been rolling on at is that i didn't get to talk to my brother properly.

Well. Bring on the next week. I still have plenty to do.

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