Next to many practicalities there are other
aspects of moving houses. I wouldn’t be a psychologist when I won’t elaborate a
bit on the psychological effects of this project on me. Moving houses is a job.
Doing it next to other things makes it a rather stressful event, even when you want to do it. When you don’t want to
but have to, it makes you reluctant (at least for a while). I didn’t want it at
first because I felt comfortable in my old house. The house I found now is
cheaper and slightly bigger.
Now I’ll save as much as the monthly college
admission fee and that comes in handy this time.
After seeing and rejecting many houses, this
house (the twelfth I was seeing) gave me the feeling that it would be worth all
the work. I had my own silly reasons to take many things with me which I probably
wouldn’t have done when I was loathed with money at the moment. Things I bought
because I liked them and still like. However, it is easier said than done to
move some things.
Another important thing to me about where to
live depends on the neighborhood. The one I chose now feels good and the old
one is slightly deteriorating lately. But it is possible that I used the latter
as an argument to convince myself that I made the right choice.
Moving houses is a good exercise in going with
the flow for me. And apparently the flow has some more challenging things in
stall for me as I’ve got one new client this week and a parttime job in the lab
of the university.
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