So here it is .. out of the blue :
Paradogmatic is moving!
Where you ask? Well let me tell you .. the beautiful North-Eastern section of Montreal's famed Plateau district - home of bohemians and grandmothers, all living in harmony together.
Wow! That sounds like Paradise! Well not entirely .. who am I kidding, this is gonna ROCK..
So on to some show and tell :
This is the Front Door - the guy on the left costs extra :
This is the bay-window area of the living room - note the quaint old radiator powered by our own state-of-the-art at the turn of the century (1900) oil furnace. I personally prefer this sort of heating to electric as electric has an awful tendency of drying out your sinuses and burning your house down :
This is a reverse of the same shot above, looking in - look at our awesome pretentious faux marble columns - they just scream class and nobility - we'll be the envy of all our friends :
More of the same room - just shot from the back end - note the austentatious french doors - sadly one has cracked glass that will be replaced - but will no longer have its lovely frosted image - a sad lonely pane of normal glass amongst its betters.. we'll have to look into that later :
This is my roomate Ted inspecting that marvel of marvels - the thermostat. It seems to meet his approval indeed :
In a flurry of activity, we jet off to the kitchen - home of a multitude of cabinets. I kid you not, this is solely one third of all those we possess - a veritable mecca of kitchen cabinetry :
And now for a special treat, we descend into the bowels of our abode - to discover what lies beneath:
Here we see Ted contemplating the possibilities of our own cold storage basement and its implcations on his sorely-disguised hobby of mass murder - a good spot to conceal and preserve corpses? Perhaps! :
And here ends the first chapter of the soon to be epic saga of two guys living on their own in Montreal's Plateau ..
TO BE CONTINUED
Paradogmatic is moving!
Where you ask? Well let me tell you .. the beautiful North-Eastern section of Montreal's famed Plateau district - home of bohemians and grandmothers, all living in harmony together.
Wow! That sounds like Paradise! Well not entirely .. who am I kidding, this is gonna ROCK..
So on to some show and tell :
This is the Front Door - the guy on the left costs extra :
This is the bay-window area of the living room - note the quaint old radiator powered by our own state-of-the-art at the turn of the century (1900) oil furnace. I personally prefer this sort of heating to electric as electric has an awful tendency of drying out your sinuses and burning your house down :
This is a reverse of the same shot above, looking in - look at our awesome pretentious faux marble columns - they just scream class and nobility - we'll be the envy of all our friends :
More of the same room - just shot from the back end - note the austentatious french doors - sadly one has cracked glass that will be replaced - but will no longer have its lovely frosted image - a sad lonely pane of normal glass amongst its betters.. we'll have to look into that later :
This is my roomate Ted inspecting that marvel of marvels - the thermostat. It seems to meet his approval indeed :
In a flurry of activity, we jet off to the kitchen - home of a multitude of cabinets. I kid you not, this is solely one third of all those we possess - a veritable mecca of kitchen cabinetry :
And now for a special treat, we descend into the bowels of our abode - to discover what lies beneath:
Here we see Ted contemplating the possibilities of our own cold storage basement and its implcations on his sorely-disguised hobby of mass murder - a good spot to conceal and preserve corpses? Perhaps! :
And here ends the first chapter of the soon to be epic saga of two guys living on their own in Montreal's Plateau ..
TO BE CONTINUED
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grayce:
yay congrads on moving in! i love getting settled hehe makinge verything feel like home again
atticstar:
are you talking about me or the cat?