Friend Steve on How to Use Status as a Dancer To Get On-Campus Housing:
"Um, you can't walk, you need to debka to class, and you can't debka that far?"

So- I'm certainly a bit calmer about the whole thing now. As long as I find somewhere to live, things will be ok, and I'm sure I'll manage somehow, eventually. For now, I can put off that anxiety until tomorrow at least. Just so you all don't freak out about me.

Other than that, today was pretty unexceptional. No real good stories to impart. No deep thoughts. Hopefully things will get more balanced soon. In the mean time, housing tips are appreciated.

From: [identity profile] fleurdelis28.livejournal.com


It's actually a really useful transition towards post-college life. Not that that helps now...

From: [identity profile] debka-notion.livejournal.com


Oh I know, and it may be good for me. But in the meantime, it means that I get to go through the whole ordeal of wrangling things again. A lot of what I resent is the having to do the whole thing twice, and having thought I was done, and having most of my friends be done, and not knowing what's going on. I hate uncertainty, most of all. That and that I don't have people with whom to look for housing, at least not yet. Most of the folks I know who live/have lived off campus had at least a good friend with whom to search, you know?

From: [identity profile] fleurdelis28.livejournal.com


They also at least used to always managed to scrape up housing for everyone who really needed it, in the end. That requires being really patient and dealing well with ambiguity, though.

From: [identity profile] shala.livejournal.com

Hi, boss! *pokes Maya*


You could, um, request to live in my two-person efficiency in grad? Will see you at BORG tomorrow and explain. They may guarantee sophomores housing, but when you're the fourth-to-last person to pick, they don't really leave you with any options. At all. It's all "Soooo, two-person efficiency in grad with no roommate yet it is!"

All I wanted was a single. *sniff*

From: [identity profile] debka-notion.livejournal.com

Re: Hi, boss! *pokes Maya*


Oy, poor you. That's icky. If I could live with you, I'd love to. Wish they'd let me. I'm a low-key roommate.

As it is- unless they shove someone in with you, you have your own apartment for now... They probably will give you someone- but maybe you can be so weird and annoying that that other person will move out and leave you some space to yourself?

From: [identity profile] shala.livejournal.com

Re: Hi, boss! *pokes Maya*


Part of my problem was that I wanted to be, you know, physically on campus rather than a twenty minute walk away (I am slow), but I think I can deal with it. I will! THANK YOU PRESCRIPTION DRUGS.

I'm totally hoping they don't assign me anyone. Bahahaha! Free reign! *evil cackle* I was totally planning on weird and annoying if I didn't like the person. What's odd is that I don't think any of the other rising sophomores need housing, and theoretically we aren't allowed to live with juniors or seniors, so I'm not sure exactly what they'll do with me. But the next apartment is a friend of mine and her friend. I expect that I shall be attending rugby parties next year.

But if you needed a place and they let you, you would be a far far better option than a complete stranger. By like, a gazillion percent. At least I already know you're strange. :P

From: [identity profile] yemeknight.livejournal.com

Good for you


It really is. I'm so proud of you! Or will be. Or something like that. It's good.
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