NEW APARTMENT
My studio apartment is right in the middle of the Sangnam-dong.
Dong means neighborhood. And poop. And “east.” All those brightly lit buildings
surround me.
My apartment has a kitchen with a stove (no oven), AC, a
washer/dryer, cable TV, internet and a sweet little loft area. There’s a
bathroom with a standup shower and sufficient closet space. I pay for my
utilities. I was told by the previous occupant not to flush my used toilet
paper. In Korea, even in public bathrooms, there’s a little garbage can where
your poop-toilet paper goes. I still flush it and have not had problems thus
far.
I have a view of the Sangnam and live right across the street from the bustling Saturday market (photos of Saturday market to come).
View from the loft |
Day time view out my window |
Day time view out my window |
Night time view out my window |
My hallway and stairs to the loft |
Kitchen/Laundry Room
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A word about bathrooms. Everything is constantly wet always. Definite sandals territory whenever you go in there. The reason being, dirty feet + water = grime. Also My body hair sheds so much it can make for a gross combination. Thats why I do a daily hair sweep. It's just what you gotta do. Oh also, if you look closely there's a happy peeing elf decal on my toilet seat lid. As much as I'd like to say it was my idea, it came with the apartment.
Bring your flip flops
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"daily hair sweep"
ReplyDeletesuch is the plight of the furred
Monthly payment how much? And the deposit? I was wondering to stay at your place for 1 year😅
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