10-15-2008, 09:35 AM
Well, it is an apartment, and I've had it for a two weeks, but I'm fairly moved in now with a few necessities and a few not. It's out in pines, so there is little much of anything else besides trees. I can hear the neighbor playing his radio every so often, but it is barely noticeable.
I can't say much for the Landlord. I'll assume he didn't expect such a response on his posts on the web (his son did it after all), and thus some of the fixes were not done yet. Well really, it's two things. On one, the major project, is progressing but slowly. The second, minor, hasn't been touched yet as far as I can tell. I may start start putting the pressure on.
I don't have comcast, for the internet, so I'm using Verizon's wireless broadband. I think it's slightly slower than comcast, but it is good enough for me so far. The only other options were dial-up and satellite. Dial-up is a bit too slow for my tastes, and my neighbor advised me against satellite and suggested me this. The major blow is that I am stuck with a 5 gig limit download. My bedroom is a dead spot, but it does work in my kitchen. I'm not sure about my living "space," but it should be okay since my cell works there(not quite large enough to call it a living room).
The place is about 575 a month plus utilities which is nice, and it is only ten minutes or so from work. The only downside is almost everything else is half an hour or so.
I also have to change my address for about everything since I crossed the county line, but I'll do most of that after the election, I think.
I can't say much for the Landlord. I'll assume he didn't expect such a response on his posts on the web (his son did it after all), and thus some of the fixes were not done yet. Well really, it's two things. On one, the major project, is progressing but slowly. The second, minor, hasn't been touched yet as far as I can tell. I may start start putting the pressure on.
I don't have comcast, for the internet, so I'm using Verizon's wireless broadband. I think it's slightly slower than comcast, but it is good enough for me so far. The only other options were dial-up and satellite. Dial-up is a bit too slow for my tastes, and my neighbor advised me against satellite and suggested me this. The major blow is that I am stuck with a 5 gig limit download. My bedroom is a dead spot, but it does work in my kitchen. I'm not sure about my living "space," but it should be okay since my cell works there(not quite large enough to call it a living room).
The place is about 575 a month plus utilities which is nice, and it is only ten minutes or so from work. The only downside is almost everything else is half an hour or so.
I also have to change my address for about everything since I crossed the county line, but I'll do most of that after the election, I think.