This isn't what I'm used to!

[One Dead Fred]

I just moved.

Geographically, not a far move. Bushwick Brooklyn, to Financial district in Manhattan. About the same amount of space. Almost twice the rent. 7th fl. floor-thru with windows all over compared to the one big window on the 1st floor looking out at a cinderblock wall in the last place. I have the same stuff in a different place. It's really cool here, but I don't feel like it's home yet. It took about 3 years for me to call Bushwick home. The place before that took about 5 years. Is there some way to make a new place feel like home quicker?

[underdog]

Hookers and coke.

[One Dead Fred]

No, I mean I need a NEW thing.

[Enabler]

Only The Jeffersons can understand what a dramatic move on up that is.

Does fish fry in the kitchen? I bet not.

[One Dead Fred]

Only The Jeffersons can understand what a dramatic move on up that is.

Does fish fry in the kitchen? I bet not.

They live next door. I think Weezee is a man.

[Farmer Dave]

Leave something in the fridge long enough for it to get moldy. That's when it becomes "home".

[DantheBartender]

Take a leak in every corner, mark your teritory.

[One Dead Fred]

Leave something in the fridge long enough for it to get moldy. That's when it becomes "home".

I'm working on some vitamin D milk right now!

[TooLowBrow]

register yourself (http://www.familywatchdog.us/)

[sailor]

Is there some way to make a new place feel like home quicker?

update your location.

[Dude!]

check the same web sites each day
that you did in Bushwhack

wait...that's a web site you visit

[One Dead Fred]

register yourself (http://www.familywatchdog.us/)

Thanks! almost forgot.