While it is quite spacious, I don’t think the pothole would have worked for us
It was not easy finding a good place to live that worked for both human and dog, but I think we did a good job. The new spot is a walk-up which is smaller than our current place, but it has an updated kitchen and an in-unit washer/dryer which we currently lack. Sadly, there is no fireplace, but “tis’ better to have loved and lost,” I guess.
I’m hoping to mitigate the loss of the fireplace by positioning one of the couches in front of these windows. The new apartment gets a lot more light than our current one
And that means plenty of extra sun for this guy to work on his tan
I don’t have any good photos of the apartment interior, but those will be plentiful in short order. Â In less than a month we’ll be all moved in. Â The new spot is not far from our current place so luckily we won’t have to give up our favorite haunts. But there will be plenty of new places to see, new people to meet and new friends to make.
Eko checking if the locals needed an extra player for basketball
Another nice perk of our place is that we have a shared back patio that’s fenced in. You can’t see in this photo, but behind Eko and down the side is a nice little area where he’ll be able to hang out off-leashÂ
The good news is that we have a home. The bad news is that I have to start packing. It’s times like these I wish Eko had opposable thumbs.
