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I’m working first shift tomorrow, so I’ve set up a few appointments to go look
at apartments, maybe somewhere that’s right next to the nursery, or at least
closer. I won’t be signing any contracts quite yet, but I imagine that it’s
going to take me a little bit of time to find the right place. This has
nothing to do with how the world works. I have very specific requirements. It
doesn’t have to be big, and it certainly doesn’t have to be luxurious, but it
needs to be clean, and/or I need to be able to clean it without breaking my
back. So in that regard, it would be better small, especially since it’s just
me. I like things to be efficient and quick. Procedural memory is key. I want
there to be a place for everything, with everything in its place. One benefit
to coming to a new world is that this is a fresh start. I’m not burdened by
all these hand-me-downs that don’t fit my needs perfectly, or regretful
purchases that I made in my youth. I get to start from scratch, and buy only
what I require, conceived by my more mature, experienced brain. It may still
seem too early to do all this, since I’ve not even received my first paycheck
yet, but I believe that they’re going to be lenient on me when it comes to
when the first rent payment is due, due to my financial situation. It’s more
important to them that I give them reason to believe that I can reliably pay
on a consistent basis, not necessarily pay right away. I can prove that I am
gainfully employed, and that I have decent job security. I’m still in touch
with my social worker, who is reaching out to the necessary people to
facilitate the future move. They’ve certainly dealt with harder cases than me,
including people who can’t conduct business deals for themselves. I could
never run a Fortune 500 company, but I’m capable of understanding the basics
of a rental agreement. It’s nice to have someone in my corner who can explain
what’s going on with me. I’m pretty awkward in social situations. If we’re
only there to talk business, that’s fine, but if you start asking me about
myself, you’ll find me struggling and stammering. Buhbye.
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