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Just a place to call home 11 months ago

This fall, I went off to college.

Normally, for most people going off to college basically means chicks, booze, cool stuff to study (or not) and that’s about all. Lodging is by no means a priority to most students – especially boys.

Not the case.

I have just discovered that I basically have no home anymore.

Well, of course, there is always the old apartment in my hometown (350km away from where I study now), but I kind of stopped feeling at home there. Sure, it’s where I grew up, but now I sort of feel like I’m just a guest – I don’t belong here anymore. And the next fall, when my parents are going to move into a new house in the (almost) countryside.. well, that is definitely not going to be my home.

In Bucharest, I currently live in a dorm room. No, actually it’s more of a shithole. With weird flatmates (six of them, even). So, naturally, I’m desperate to move out. Which I will, come January.. but only as a temporary solution. Me and my future flatmate are looking for an apartment with two separate rooms.. and a cheap one too. So I wish ourselves luck and I really really hope we’ll find a cute place to rent that we can call home.



Comments:

Dizziwish is not an artist, but has created a masterpiece.

home is where....

Even though your parents are moving to a new place doesn’t mean it won’t be your home, you may find that even if you don’t call it home its still a refuge of sorts.
I don’t know your relationship with your parents but even the folks i know with less that great parent/child relationships still get comfort from ‘going home’ or ‘to mums’ or whatever, i think its the feeling that no matter what; they’re on your side and the food is free…and sometimes they’re so happy to see you they don’t even notice they’re doing your laundry…


 

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