I keep forgetting that I need to buy a light bulb for my new lamp.
It's annoying. To remind myself, I tried to draw a light bulb on my arm. The problem is that I am walking in the rain holding an umbrella and pen with one hand and my phone in the other.
That's why the picture came out like this... I'll let you decide what it looks like.
I found a shiny new room at a share house in Shimokita-zawa and gave my notice in at the stinky old Sakura house share house in Yoyogi.
After booking a small rental van from the Nippon rental car company, moving day went like this:
Pick up van - drive to JJ's - pick up bed, watch Florent and JJ carry a semi-double bed down four flights of stairs - drive to new share house, watch Florent and new room mate Colin carry bed up stairs - drive to yoyogi - simultaneously pack stuff and load van, watch Florent and Lorenzo carry my antique wooden dresser into van - eat lunch - drive to new share house - watch Florent and Colin carry dresser upstairs, unload van - drive to recycle shops looking for a desk, fail to find cheap desk - return van - train to new sharehouse to shower - meet up with amigoes in Shibuya for dinner
Ouch.
A few days later I found a cheap desk on Craigslist in Shimokitazawa. Florent carried and assembled it.
I still need a lamp, a chair and to unpack everything properly. Generally, things in the new place are coming together and I'm settling in quite nicely.
Moving is 大変, but mostly for the Florents of the world.
Both people on either side of me are wet sneezing in this rather cramp commuter train on my way home from work. It's pretty gross. But, I'm enjoying looking over these pictures from the last few days of my sisters trip to Tokyo so....I DON'T MIND.
