Monday, February 16, 2009

Where the Magic Happens

And by magic, I mean napping.

After residing at Rhodes for almost a month, I have finally cleaned my bedroom, which means that it is suitable for me to post some pictures of my new home! Though humble, my room serves its purpose of providing me with a space to make toast, do pilates, and sleep my required 7-9 hours per night. My room is also bigger than my first apartment in New York (this is possibly a slight exaggeration), so there is plenty of room for dance parties. Whose iTunes library has played Beyonce's 'Single Ladies' a total of 523 times? That's right, yours truly.

Without further adieu, here are a few pictures:





I also wanted to include a picture of the fire escape that we, the occupants of the third floor, are to utilize in case of a fire emergency.



Here's the kicker, it is not the staircase that is supposed to serve as the emergency fire escape. It's the rope. Rope, need I remind you, is a flammable object. That's problem number one. Problem number two: seeing as how I have absolutely no coordination or upper body strength, there's an 87% chance that if a fire actually occurs, I'm not going to make it alive. I will be leaving behind my Beanie Baby collection for you all to divvy up amongst yourselves.

I miss you all and hope you're doing wonderfully!
B

2 Comments:

At February 16, 2009 at 6:11 PM, Blogger flowerweaver said...

Looks like a great room, but the 'fire escape' leaves much to be desired...and it looks pretty far to the ground! I absolutely hated rappelling when I learned to climb, and I had on safety gear and someone on belay. Your parents will probably have a metal chain ladder fabricated after seeing this!

We are enjoying your stories and photos. Keep up the good work! Sending our love,

Aunt Sage & Uncle Rick

 
At February 18, 2009 at 4:24 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

You're room is very sweet, Brittany! As for the fire escape, well... you'll be in my prayers. Though, take comfort in knowing that if our latest apartment can survive fire catastrophe, I have no doubt that your dorm will be fine. :-) (BTW, they installed smoke alarms the other day in the hallway - I hear they are all the rage.)

 

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