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I finally moved out of my old place and into my new place and the aftermaths are: aches all over, a few blisters and lost time.

I am also consolidating because since my kitchen is smaller I can only have fewer things which means less cooking :(. I happen to have two full shelves of seasonings which I found amusing. Thanks Clarence (guy who lived there before me) for leaving me even more seasonings.

There was minimal negatives that occurred: The cleaner was very late and con Edison did not turn on my power until the day after so I stayed elsewhere for the first day. I made 3 trips with the uHaul (way to go movers – yah none of movers showed up). It was great because it cost only $54.00 that included insurance and furniture pads that I didn’t need.

I finally got the electricity running the day after I was supposed to move and when I checked the fridge this is the surprise that I saw:

The cleaner did not do a good job. I guess she did as much as she could with minimal light however when she rejected the tip that I gave her maybe it’s because she knew she left some things? She was nice regardless.. the Kitchen was the only thing that wasn’t so good…

I cleaned it myself:

Eh who knows… There is still a foul smell in the kitchen so I am going to pick up some arm & hammer. My bath and body works candles can only do so much..

I got help mounting my bed and slept heavenly last night when I went to bed. The Ikea king-size did fit. I mounted my book shelves and desk yesterday. Everything just came into place when those things were set up.

I love the neighborhood. Lots of artsy things and gallery showings. There are even restaurants that I know that I will frequent.

I am so excited about living on my own finally. Wow I really have my own place… Yah if it’s messy, it’s my fault.

This morning I woke up at 5:45AM thinking I had overslept but it was actually because my room was very well lit with the sunrise… It helps my mood because I got into work an hour earlier than I normally do.