Without further ado, I can officially call NYC home.
(Well technically I still have to drive my car back to CT and then I will come back tomorrow to spend the night)
My stuff is all moved in, and it really feels like my little piece of home in such a big city.
I woke up early this morning and finished loading my car. It was raining, which caused a few delays. Once I was all loaded I hit the road, and actually made really good timing! Right up until I hit the bridge to get me on Manhattan. There was a huge accident and lots of emergency vehicles speeding past. I was at a stand still for about five minutes. Luckily I was at the start of the traffic and as soon as I got past the accident it was smooth sailing.
I got to my apartment and was greeted by Molly, Chad, and Milan. It was such a relief to see all of them. I found a great parking spot just up the street and the unloading began. After our first load we found Maryella and Jeff and with about two more loads each we had everything moved in. Thank goodness for friends. It would have taken me hours by myself. I said goodbye to everyone except Molly, who hung around for a bit longer. We chatted and I began to unpack. She took off to meet her friend, and now only a few hours later and everything is settled. It will be nice to come back tomorrow and have everything ready and set up.
So... this is where I get to call home for the next year.
I've had a twin sized bed since I graduated from high school. Who knew New York would be my chance for an upgrade.
Tiny Closet
Actually fits quite a bit.
Don't worry though. I also get a closet in the hallway.
Familiar looking dresser?
The girl who lived here before me had the exact same one that I had in DC.
Entry hallway keep going and...
...you come to my bedroom on the right.
(Don't mind the stuff in the hallway, it won't normally be there)
Further down is the bathroom, kitchen, living room, and then my roommates room on the end.
Her name is also Amber, which should make for some fun!
Not too bad for New York, right?
Why don't you come see for yourself?