And, Done!
Apr. 5th, 2014 09:37 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
miss_lucy21I am all unpacked. I am celebrating this fact with chocolate with pop rocks in it (it is decidedly weird, but yet, I keep eating it) and some ice cream.
Now to create new routines for, oh, everything. But they'll be routines that don't have to take other people into account and I can be as quirky as I need to be without irritating anyone else. Because it's my apartment and I'm the only one living here. And I love how clean and open everything is, so I am really going to make a concerted effort to keep everything the way it is right now and not let my propensity towards clutter and chaos to take over. I think it will be easier in this apartment than in previous ones, mostly because there is actually enough space for everything in here. I'm not cramming everything all on top of everything else in the living room. I think that's going to help.
But, oh, thank God the moving everything and unpacking everything part is over. I may be able to start sleeping normally again and my body might calm the hell down (the ezcema on my hands flared pretty badly the other day and the rest of my skin has been crawly/itchy and all the other little stress reactions cropped up. They're starting to calm down. I'm remembering to eat most of the time again, which is helping).
Now to create new routines for, oh, everything. But they'll be routines that don't have to take other people into account and I can be as quirky as I need to be without irritating anyone else. Because it's my apartment and I'm the only one living here. And I love how clean and open everything is, so I am really going to make a concerted effort to keep everything the way it is right now and not let my propensity towards clutter and chaos to take over. I think it will be easier in this apartment than in previous ones, mostly because there is actually enough space for everything in here. I'm not cramming everything all on top of everything else in the living room. I think that's going to help.
But, oh, thank God the moving everything and unpacking everything part is over. I may be able to start sleeping normally again and my body might calm the hell down (the ezcema on my hands flared pretty badly the other day and the rest of my skin has been crawly/itchy and all the other little stress reactions cropped up. They're starting to calm down. I'm remembering to eat most of the time again, which is helping).