Home Sweet Apartment
November 8, 2007 | By Rebecca Thorman
- Rebecca Thorman works at a start-up company that sells toilet paper and trash bags. On this blog, she gives career and life advice for the next generation of workers. Learn More >
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Is that a whistle on your keychain?
Comment by Dan Merfeld — November 8, 2007 #
Nice shot!
Comment by Rosie — November 8, 2007 #
Rebecca,
I love how the door captures a modern feeling. Hope you post photos of the inside. I love looking at interiors. I have this vision of your place looking like the place Billy Campbell had in “Enough”.
Comment by Eric Ogunbase — November 8, 2007 #
@ Dan - nope. It’s a clip. My mother had them on her keychains when I was growing up and insists I have one. It reminds me of her.
@ Rosie - thank you!
@ Eric - It’s been ages since I’ve seen that movie, but isn’t Billy Campbell the bad guy? Hm. Don’t know if that’s a compliment
Comment by Rebecca Thorman — November 8, 2007 #
[…] And that makes me happy. Especially because I worked hard to prepare for that meeting. Really hard. Our database hates me with a vengeance hard. Sixteen or seventeen meetings a week hard. Like, my apartment is messy an hour after I clean it kind of hard. […]
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