It’s rather funny, but my quirky little Truth or Consequences apartment feels more like home to me than the Isla apartment ever did.
The Isla apartment is huge and so cold with all that beige tile and those white walls. There is also no comfortable place to sit.
What a luxury it was this evening to do what I do in Miranda — shut the computer, grab the iPad, and curl up in a comfy chair with a few episodes of something on the iPad while a door was left open to let in the cool evening air. And that was after making a fabulous dinner that included roasting the meat in the oven.
I also love the warm wood floor in here. It’s convinced me that even if I can’t save the cabin’s original floor, I want real wood planks as my permanent flooring, not laminate.
I didn’t put any money into the Isla apartment this winter because there simply wasn’t any until it was much too late in the winter to do so. For next winter, I firmly plan to have enough in the kitty to get a decent armchair if the landlady hasn’t provided something, and I’ll be sure to bring back down my two lovely blankets that added some much needed colour to the space.
It’s been four full days here and I only have two left. How fast time flies! I’m working hard again tomorrow, but hope to get out Monday afternoon to see a little of T or C. There’s a museum within walking distance, so I’ll definitely do that. The admission price of $6 will put me in the poor house, but I have to keep you blog readers entertained, so I’ll sacrifice (*tongue firmly in cheek*).
Years and years ago I took a parasail ride in Mazatlan and the very cute girl that help strap me in the harness was from Truth and Consequence, New Mexico! Have always remembered that and the tiny bikini she wore with a necklace around her very little waist! Tease my husband about that as he also remembers the “necklace” too. 🙂 🙂
Just realised I didn’t reply to this. I was so busy crying I was laughing so hard that replying slipped my mind!