I have lived in Dryden longer than any other place in my life. Is that sad? I can't tell.
Most people who live in Dryden consider it a home away from home. While I was in Japan, Dryden was the home I was away from.
But it's time to move on. Mostly because it's expensive to live here, and I'm going broke paying for my education.
In my quest for an off-campus housing solution, a friend of mine recommended this place:
That's right. It's a hobbit-hole.
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I've wanted to live in those houses since I saw them! If you move in there, I want to come over and check out the inside.
ReplyDeleteA girl I work with said she went to a party in one once and that they're nice inside, but arranging your furniture can be tricky, since the walls are round.
ReplyDeleteBut seriously, I think they're awesome. You should totally move into one. Like Mike, I'm curious to see inside as well.
You know, I could probably just schedule a look-at, and you all could come, right? ^_^
ReplyDeleteIf I did rent a place like this, I would of course have to put fall-out shelter signs on it. Natch.