Fung Shway
What was our architect thinking?
The living room in our apartment is made up of one long wall, one short wall, one wall with a window and an ac unit right below it, and a wall that is absolutely, completely taken up by one freakin' huge closet. This unique design wasn't all that stressful for a while, because we only had two pieces of living room furniture, a couch and a piano, which were a perfect fit for the two available walls in the living room. Then the La-Z-Boy guys brought us a second couch. And the situation became a bit more interesting.
For now, the piano is completely covering the ac unit. Not sure what we'll do when the city of Orange turns into a muggy haze come April or May. At least the couches face each other. Aaron and I enjoy stretching out on opposing couches and gazing into each other's eyes (or venting about our crazy work days) from all the way across the room. It's so romantic! Maybe our architect knew what he was doing after all...
Post Script: The La-Z-Boy dudes also brought us two pillows. The wrong pillows, not the ones we ordered. They said we could keep them. This would have been some of the best news of my life, if said pillows belonged anywhere in the realm of cute, or even decent. However, the pillows are more reminiscent of 1970's armpit. If you feel fung shwayed by that description, or if you just really need some free pillows, they're first come first serve. (They don't smell like armpit, 'cause they're brand new. They're just a bit disco for my taste.) Aaron keeps trying to sneak them onto the bed or the couch. Someone help me.

This is not a picture of the pillows I'm giving away. I have to admit, they're much better looking than this. And they're not crocheted.
The living room in our apartment is made up of one long wall, one short wall, one wall with a window and an ac unit right below it, and a wall that is absolutely, completely taken up by one freakin' huge closet. This unique design wasn't all that stressful for a while, because we only had two pieces of living room furniture, a couch and a piano, which were a perfect fit for the two available walls in the living room. Then the La-Z-Boy guys brought us a second couch. And the situation became a bit more interesting.
For now, the piano is completely covering the ac unit. Not sure what we'll do when the city of Orange turns into a muggy haze come April or May. At least the couches face each other. Aaron and I enjoy stretching out on opposing couches and gazing into each other's eyes (or venting about our crazy work days) from all the way across the room. It's so romantic! Maybe our architect knew what he was doing after all...
Post Script: The La-Z-Boy dudes also brought us two pillows. The wrong pillows, not the ones we ordered. They said we could keep them. This would have been some of the best news of my life, if said pillows belonged anywhere in the realm of cute, or even decent. However, the pillows are more reminiscent of 1970's armpit. If you feel fung shwayed by that description, or if you just really need some free pillows, they're first come first serve. (They don't smell like armpit, 'cause they're brand new. They're just a bit disco for my taste.) Aaron keeps trying to sneak them onto the bed or the couch. Someone help me.
This is not a picture of the pillows I'm giving away. I have to admit, they're much better looking than this. And they're not crocheted.
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