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August 03, 2008
Farewell, Mt Nittany Apts
Well, tonight's my last night in Mt Nittany Apts, where I've lived for the last two years. Tomorrow I'm moving to my new digs in Imperial Towers, down on Waupelani Drive. Hmmm, I suppose that means I should start packing... Seriously though, I don't think it's too big a deal that it's 11:30pm the night before I move and I haven't packed a thing. I just don't have that much stuff. If push came to shove and I worked really hard, I could probably have all my stuff packed up and moved out in three hours. And besides, I've had way more fun hanging out with Alex all day today (seriously!) for his birthday than I ever would've had packing. :-) So if that procrastination puts me in a bind tomorrow, so be it. It will have been very worth it, in my mind!
But in any case, tomorrow night I'll be resting my head in a new apartment. It'll be nice not to have loud people gathering right outside my window throughout the night anymore, or have loud cars honking their horns in the middle of the night to try to get the attention of whoever they're waiting to pick up. That's why I got very little sleep last night, and that's one of the things I definitely won't miss about Mt Nittany Apts (my bedroom being literally right next to the driveway and main door to the building).
Oh, and in case anyone's interested in what my new address will be starting tomorrow, here it is:
425 Waupelani Dr, Apt #301
State College, PA 16801
Anyway, either to packing or to bed I go!
Posted by Jared at August 3, 2008 11:37 PM
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bet you had more stuff than you thought :)
Posted by: MERAmanuensis at August 4, 2008 07:22 PM
Jared, I request a weather blog on your conservative and informed stance on global warming. Everyone keeps telling me its happening and I tell the I'll believe it when Jared says its happening, until then I'll think its bunk. Wikipedia has some convincing arguments:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_warming
Posted by: Dave Fowler at August 8, 2008 04:25 AM