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SF Cribs: The places behind the clothes
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Some very nice dwellings. I'm only two years out of college and living on my own far from family, but I enjoy the freedom. I'll get there.Originally Posted by Yardsale
Wow! How do you make it all not messy like that? When I was fresh out of college, I could only step on a predetermined path to get from bed to door because of all the stuff everywhere.
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los angeles. i keep it as immaculate as possible because when used to have roommates, they were slovenly and so was I.Originally Posted by Yardsale
Is that near 3rd and Western? Hancock Park-adjacent? I feel like I recognize the neighborhood.
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Some very nice dwellings. I'm only two years out of college and living on my own far from family, but I enjoy the freedom. I'll get there.Originally Posted by Yardsale
Nice. I really like the dark hardwood floor and the windows. Bricks are neat too.
Nice. I really like the dark hardwood floor and the windows. Bricks are neat too.Originally Posted by emptym
Ya, those windows are awesome. It's well-decorated in general. Does your white carpet not get dirty near the windows though? In every single apartment I've been in in montreal, it's been impossible to keep the windowsill clean. Dirt seems to blow up from the traffic below or something. In my current place, if I walk around near the window in my bedroom with white socks they get dirty really fast. It's really annoying cause i'm always having to wash the floors.
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I wouldn't call it a crib as it's just a room that I am currently renting while I figure out my employment situation.
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^You've consumed some stellar beers.Originally Posted by Brad
Thank you but I only drank one or two of those. They are bottles I have collected in the last few months for display.
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