Maybe we should live in a hotel
Brian got us an awesome apartment, sure, but the hotels here, even the average ones, are kitted out better than our place.
Like, you CANNOT get a hotel without a hob (stove), fridge, set of plates/ cups/ flatware for 4, cheese grater, can opener, french press. FRENCH PRESS?!?!
I mean, we have a kick ass apartment, right in the CBD (Central Business District), on the waterfront, across the street from the weekly farmers market, and the multiplex cinema, within 3 blocks of my work, Brian's work, all the major theaters, the national cultural museum, and a breadshop that smells like heaven. I'm not complaining.
Except "fully furnished" means I have to buy my own cutting board? And we have nothing to put our clothes in?
So, maybe we move into a hotel, like a couple of cantankerous bachelors in a Neil Simon play.
Or, I suck it up and buy a french press.
Or, I steal one from a hotel the next time we travel to Auckland for the weekend.
Like, you CANNOT get a hotel without a hob (stove), fridge, set of plates/ cups/ flatware for 4, cheese grater, can opener, french press. FRENCH PRESS?!?!
I mean, we have a kick ass apartment, right in the CBD (Central Business District), on the waterfront, across the street from the weekly farmers market, and the multiplex cinema, within 3 blocks of my work, Brian's work, all the major theaters, the national cultural museum, and a breadshop that smells like heaven. I'm not complaining.
Except "fully furnished" means I have to buy my own cutting board? And we have nothing to put our clothes in?
So, maybe we move into a hotel, like a couple of cantankerous bachelors in a Neil Simon play.
Or, I suck it up and buy a french press.
Or, I steal one from a hotel the next time we travel to Auckland for the weekend.
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