So Luke and I are walking back to my apartment, and there’s a letter stuck in my door. I jokingly say “wouldn’t that be funny if they were raising my rent.”<\/p>\n
Of course, it was a notice that my rent was going up $150 a month, effective 7\/1\/01. Ironically, if everything goes as planned, I’ll be out of here before then… it’s just funny. Of course, it’s been three years and it’s only gone up once and it was only $50 at that.<\/p>\n
So we’re going to look at this one place that Ken really likes, but it’s in Foster City. I have to accept that no matter where I move to, my commute is going to get longer, it’s just that this is going from 10 minutes to 40 minutes – each way. That’s an hour a day that I’d now be losing. Well, maybe less if I don’t drive during rush hour.<\/p>\n
It had better be worth it, although at this point, saving the extra money may make it… but there’s always the option of another place that isn’t as far.<\/p>\n
Well, at least this clinches it… I’m definately moving.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
So Luke and I are walking back to my apartment, and there’s a letter stuck in my door. I jokingly say “wouldn’t that be funny if they were raising my rent.” Of course, it was a notice that my rent was going up $150 a month, effective 7\/1\/01. Ironically, if everything goes as planned, I’ll … <\/p>\n