BiBunny
Moon Queen & Wanderer
- Joined
- Dec 7, 2005
- Posts
- 11,912
Tiny in Different parts of the world means different things. In some cities little bed sitting room apartments sell for $£€. The crazy ones that are twelve feet by six feet but over quarter of a million in central addresses, often in some old cupboard of what was serviced apartments....and now isn't. G and I stayed in some really nice ( slightly bigger) one room apartments on longer buisness trips on the past and have been offered them with jobs we both went to, but.....not fair on the cats. If young and animal free I might have done life differently and done that. Claustrophic though if you are unwell and trapped at home, or work from home.
I think smaller places are harder to keep tidy. Unless you have too much junk like w do . And I really do mean junk. I am a bit frustrated that we have two extra basins and a broken woodburner in the lobby. I cannot lift them, but they have been there for a year . I am succeeding in not nagging.
That's true. My place is a two-bedroom apartment, so it's hardly minuscule or anything. It's just smaller than the other two-bedrooms that I've lived in.
And, lord, you're right about trying to keep it clean. I'm not a particularly exacting housekeeper to start with, and I own more junk than one person should ever, ever need. I feel like I'm always trying to hold back a flood when I attempt to clean and/or tidy.
Also, I am never mentioning my stupid air-conditioner again because it started giving me trouble again last night.