The Rents Attempt to Apartment Hunt

"I found the perfect place for you!"

"Really?  Sweet!  Where is it?"

"Oh you're gonna love it.  It's right across the street from Letterman!"

"Um, how cool!  Is there a grocery store nearby?"

"Ummmm, I'm not sure."

"Dry cleaning?"

"Uh..."

"Um, Mom, I think you might be taking the wrong approach to this..."

"Hold on, let me talk to your father..."

"Dad says you should take a day trip with him in May."

"I think that's a good idea."


I love my parents.  Love them so hard.  I know they're attempt came from the right place.  And while it would've been great for them to find the perfect place and sign a lease and be done and all that, I'm overjoyed to get the opportunity to look for myself.  I think it's important for me to see the spaces firsthand, at the very least to get an idea of what I need/should bring with me and what can be stored away until I get something permanent.  

Sooooo NEW YORK, here I come!

I GOT A YOB

I'm thrilled to be hired and heading to New York in May.  The relief of finding a job is only replaced by the burden of finding an apartment, however.  I just wanted to take a moment and thank my family for their unending support in this momentous step of my life.  Their encouragement, guidance, and enthusiasm is wonderfully overwhelming in assuring me that I can do this. 

So without further ado, what shall it be?

Which neighborhood should I live in?
	Chelsea
	SoHo
	Midtown
	Lower East Side
	Greenwich Village
	Other (Please Comment!)
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