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New Apartment

I moved to new apartment last weekend, which is a bit far from where I used to live.
I loved my previous neighbourhood, here are photos..









However the new environment is good too.
Wherever I hang my hat is home, correct?

I bought a bike & an old stand lamp last week and today.
This lamp is a second hand and the shade is torn, but I thought it was pretty!
To settle down to a new place brings pleasant moments a lot.

-Japanese-

最近引越しをしました。
前住んでたところも好きだったけど、新しいところもなかなか素敵です。

『住めば都』ですね。

先週自転車を買って今日ランプを買いました。
このランプは中古で傘が破れてる（笑
新しい場所に落ち着いていくのってなかなか楽しいです＾＾

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Louie Louie said…
Good luck in your new place!
Hope to see some photos of
your new neighborhood soon.
24 January 2009 at 22:16
momo said…
Thanks Joe!
Yes, I will do it soon!!
25 January 2009 at 23:38
~Chow Wo Man~ said…
I like the painting. Is that your work?

What is the sort of round object thingy part of the electric receptacle where the lamp is plugged in?

Mark
31 March 2009 at 09:48
momo said…
Thanks for the post, Mark.
I was given that painting from one of friends.

The round object is TV terminal which I haven't used since I moved here!
12 April 2009 at 19:30
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