Sunday, February 11, 2007

New Apartment!

After three long months of harassing the owner with weekly phone calls and the occasional threat, I finally moved into a Mae Sot version of my dream apartment. Above a sushi restaurant and across the street from the banana lady, Tesco supermarket and the most obnoxious karaoke bar known to man, my little studio is exactly what I want (fine, so I could do without the karaoke bar - waking up to drunk Thai guys screeching "Total Eclipse of the Heart" at 1am... nightly... got a little old after Night Two). I have a great view of Mae Sot, and the mountains in the distance on a clear day. It is so great to have space and a place of my own and... a wok. Mae Sot is finally starting to feel like home...


My first dinner partyI am now the proud owner of a wok


Bedroom/living room/dining room
Complete with hot water AND a sink that doesn't empty on my feet (!)
My treacherous staircase (and, for the first week, I did it with a BIKE. Seriously, the fact that I am still alive is quite remarkable)

4 Comments:

At 4:50 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Cute apartment! I am NOT looking forward to finding a place to live in NYC this fall. Just wanted to wish you a Happy Valentines Day. I know we have a different Valentines Day in Taiwan. I wonder what they do in Thailand? Much Love, KT

 
At 9:58 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Very nice! Do you feel like you have moved up in the world?

He he.. I think someone I know is going to be getting older pretty soon. ;)
Ryan

 
At 10:25 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hey Amy,

It's been a while, but I wanted to let you know that I faithfully check your blog each week to read about your many adventures. I admire you for dreaming big dreams and then jumping on a plane to chase after them!

My thoughts and prayers are with you during this adventure!

Lindsay (Dikes) Larsen

 
At 11:07 AM, Blogger Deborah said...

Hey Amy

That first dinner party of yours was really nice, I enjoyed it a lot. Specially the salad with all them delicious things in it!
And because you have a wok: next time I would love to have a special Vegetarian- (maybe sweet and sour?) - dish! Is that possible?
See you!
Your friend from the other side of Mae Sot

 

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