Novo ape

Botei algumas fotos no flickr. Nos mudamos domingo que vem, assinamos o contrato hoje finalmente. (ok, botei varias na verdade. minha mae e minha vo sempre querem ver todos os detalhes hehe). Album aqui.
MUITO feliz de estar indo pra Astoria :D

Já?! - Parte 3

Apê
Desde que começamos a ter uns probleminhas que prefiro nao citar (hehe) ha uns dois meses comecamos a pensar em nos mudar, mas ha algumas semanas a vontade aumentou depois que o Al topou com alguns vizinhos e eles falaram que o predio eh menos seguro do que imaginavamos, entre outros fatores...Uma pena, por um lado, porque o ape em si eh realmente bom, diferente do que se acha por ai na media...Mas nao vou ficar triste de sair de la.
Para minha felicidade, o Al concordou em sair de Jersey City e procurar em Astoria, Queens. Eu adoro esse bairro e eh muito mais conveniente pra tudo.
Aí toca toda a recomecar todo o penoso processo. Procurar ape aqui eh igual entrevista de emprego, sem brincadeira. De cada 150 e-mails ou recados na secretaria pedindo pra visitar o ape anunciado um deles retorna sua mensagem. Quando voce vai visitar, tem que ir bem arrumada e se certificar que suas qualificações (emprego, credit score) são boas. E tem as coisas pelas quais vc ganha pontos extras: no pets, no kids, non-smoker...

Nao estavamos com muita pressa principalmente por causa da viagem em Setembro. Mas acabou que vimos um ape exatamente como queremos, dentro da nossa (super limitada, especialmente para a regiao) faixa de preço, com um arredor maravilhoso. Conversamos um tempao com a menina que mora la no momento e no final dissemos que queriamos dar prosseguimento. (Tem que estar pronto pra falar na hora. Na sexta-feira tinha marcado com uma mulher de ir ver um no domingo, e no sabado ela alugou)

Resultado que estamos esperando a ligacao do administrador. Falei com ele hoje pela manha por telefone e fui sabatinada - ate quais sao meus hobbies ele perguntou!! Vamos ver quais serao os proximos passos. Mas torcam torcam torcam!!!

Que droga, eu tento nao ficar muito apaixonada por um lugar e nao fazer planos antes mas nao consigo evitar....

Se isso sair talvez tenhamos que fazer a mudanca na semana que vem antes de viajar!! :S

Mudei-me!

Casa nova!!!! Correu tudo bem na mudanca! (Mas que trabalho ingrato!! eh muita dor de cabeca, nao quero repetir a dose tao cedo - imagina o stress normal da mudanca e adiciona uma TPM fora do comum...)! Agora ta um pandemonio aqui ate as coisas irem chegando no lugar novamente, mas estou apaixonada com meu novo canto!!! (Pior q eh fogo, quanto mais vc gosta do lugar mais quer dividir com as pessoas de quem vc gosta...Por isso VENHAAAAAMMM!!!!).
O bom eh que desta vez a gente nao precisou se matar pra montar os moveis pq contratamos ajuda profissional entao os caras deixaram as coisas maiores (cama, sofa) ja montados e no lugar (so aquela cama tinha sido um sufoco no outro ape!!). O Al conhece bem os arredores, ai ontem fomos comer num lugar que ele gosta e deu pra olhar um pouquinho em volta. Essa parte da cidade e mais bonitinha do que onde estavamos, eh mais residencial que comercial.
Nao sei se eh pela excitacao da mudanca mas hj cai da cama as 3 da manha e nao consegui dormir mais, ai agora to aqui na sala teclando de frente pro meu janelao....vendo a neve cair!! Nesta madrugada comecou a 1a nevasca respeitavel do ano (mais cedo que no ano passado - ou melhor, o ano passado que acabou vindo tarde). Ta muito lindo ver os floquinhos caindo!!! (mas reitero - soh assim pra ser lindo! Experimenta ter que ir trabalhar e fazer tudo o mais...)

Dica cinematgrafica do dia: quando tiverem a fim de um filme light e divertido, vejam Ratatouille, da Disney!! Adorei!!! (nao gente, eu nao to baixando meu nivel pq estou nos EUA, eh realmente bom!!)

"It's Ours!"

Com essa mensagem de texto no celular, recebida as 4:05 da tarde, chegou ao fim a agonia!
I'm so happyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!! :D:D
O cara ligou pro Al e confirmou que estava oferecendo o ape pra gente, nao tivemos nem que fazer a oferta dos 2 meses. Ate hoje ele ainda tava recebendo gente, so hoje foram 3! Mas agora eh nosso, e vamos poder nos mudar ja sem ser neste fds, no outro.
Agora toca a encaixotar tudo!
Hoje as horas estavam se arrastaaaaaando ate nao poder mais! Alem desta noticia, tb estava ansiosa pra receber outra. Minha prima e agora comadre foi fazer um 2o ultrassom pra tentar saber o sexo do nosso afilhado, mas o nene tava de costas e nao conseguiu (No 1o tava de perna cruzada. Nunca vi nene mais recatado!). Ela ja ta de quase 8 meses, entao agora so na hora mesmo. Ela ta na torcida pra ser menina pq eh o ultimo filho dela e ela ja tem um menino. Eita povo que gosta de fazer o nosso coracao sofrer, ta doido, sô!
E so pra confirmar o ditado de que when it rains, it pours, tenha mais um monte de historia e noticia, mas vou deixar pros proximos posts.

Minuto-a-minuto

Só pra testar minha paciência.
Ontem, minha mãe deu uma idéia boa. Como o muffin que a Tati falou no comentário, só que com custo um pouco mais alto hehehe. De oferecer pro cara de pagarmos 2 meses de aluguel mais o security deposit ao inves de um mes mais o security deposit, que eh o que ele pedia.
Aí resolvemos ligar pro cara logo cedinho hoje, afinal já eh quarta, mas caiu na caixa postal. Deixamos recado e estamos aguardando....Já sao 3:15 da tarde...figas figas figas figas!!!!!!

Expectativa

Continuamos a procura por um ape; ontem visitamos mais um e hoje o Al foi em outro. Meu bom senhor do bonfim, quase entrei em depressao! No jornal os anuncios sao todos iguais neh, mas chega la...um bairro horrivel, uma casa caindo aos pedacos, gente ainda morando na casa, mas um ar tao miseravel que eu fiquei com vontade ate de dar uma contribuicao pra eles.
Eu tava com esperanças nesse que o Al foi ver hoje pq o lugar a gente conhecia e era bom, mas ele ja me falou tb q eh horrivel!
Voces tem que entender que nao eh frescura, a situacao aqui eh a seguinte: edificios residenciais como em Sao Paulo sao quase inexistentes (ppmente em Jersey City). Em NY, todos aqueles arranha-ceus que voces veem sao de escritorios. As pessoas moram em casas e predinhos do comeco do seculo, que na maioria serviam uma familia e hoje eh dividido em 3 ou 4, ou mais. Sem contar que aqui tem o tal do basement, os apartamentos no porao. So nos anos mais recentes que ta um boom de predios de luxo, so que o "de luxo" deles eh um predio de classe media pra gente, serio (tirando o preco, claro). Porteiro, garagem, jardinzinho e ate armario aqui sao itens de altissimo luxo, por exemplo.
Ai vc imagina, tem casa que foi renovada, ai eh bonitinha, mas mesmo assim corre o risco de ter uma planta super estranha, com comodos pequenos e enviesados. E dai pra baixo! hehehe
Por isso eu fiquei tao animada com o de domingo e estou suuuuuuuuppppeeerrr ansiosa ate o cara dar a resposta pra gente.
Engracado (ou nao) que na visita de hoje o Al topou com um casal com quem a gente ja tinha cruzado saindo de um outro lugar que a gente foi ver, ai eles comecaram a conversar e ele descobriu que eles tb tinham feito inscricao pra esse que a gente gostou; e claro que foi o que eles mais gostaram tambem.
Mas eu falei pro Al, "nao esquenta, a gente eh mais bonito"! hehehe
Vamos ver.......

De mudanca

E eis que eu, que sempre havia morado na mesma cidade, bairro e casa ate me mudar pra ca, ja estou partindo pra minha 2a mudanca de ape aqui.
A gente teve uns problemas com o ape onde estamo e alem disso o Al queria pq queria ir pra um de dois quartos, pra ele ter espaco pra fazer um escritorio em casa (um decente, nao um dentro armario, pra quem lembra hahaha) e tirar umas coisas dele que estao num deposito. Como o nosso contrato termina dia 1o de dezembro, temos que sair ate essa data pra nao ter que pagar mais um mes aqui. Eu estava morrendo de medo de ficar muito em cima, de nao dar tempo de olhar as coisas com calma e etc, e fora que o mercado imobiliario aqui eh simplesmente um loucura, totalmente desfavoravel ao inquilino. Ja tinha pesquisado no Craigslist (um site daqui onde se acha de tudo), mas nao tinha conseguido resultados muito animadores.

Hoje, depois de um brunch com o namorado da Denise (De, cuidamos dele direitinho viu! :D), sentamos numa Starbucks e fomos destrinchar os classificados no jornal. Conseguimos marcar uma visita em dois apes. O primeiro nao era grande coisa e eu ja imaginei que a procura ia ser longa. Por sorte, o segundo a que fomos era muito bom, e nos dois gostamos de tudo, o que eh raro! rs So que ja tem 18 pessoas que manifestaram interesse e o anuncio dele fica ate quarta no jornal. O cara pode escolher quem ele achar melhor, claro, entao torcam pra que ele escolha a gente!! Ainda vamos olhar outros amanha mas conhecendo as opcoes, o mercado e etc tenho ctz que esse eh um dos melhores que a gente poderia conseguir. Parece que ele simpatizou com a gente tambem...ai seria tao bom!!!
Casa, ao lado de saude, eh uma das maiores dores-de-cabeca que se pode ter neste pais e nesta regiao especificamente. Nem entro em detalhes pq tem muuuuutia coisa a ser dita a respeito. Nao quero ficar super entusiasmada pra nao correr o risco de quebrar a cara, mas confesso que fiquei animada agora com esse que a gente achou. Vamos ver...

Little by little

Yesterday was a full shopping day, again. We bought more things for the house and groceries, and I was so tired at the end of the day that we just got a cab to come back. We are finally getting the living room uncluttered, yay!!! We bought a nice little dining table (that can be opened to accomodate more people if we have visitors), and the nighstands finally arrived. The bad part is that everything has to be assembled, and I can't assemble furniture for the life of me, so it's left for Al to do all that! I know it's been hard for him, having to deal with my anxiety for having everything ready and having to keep up with his work...I try not to be so impatient but I know I still have a long way to go....hehehe

Decorating the house's been a (nice) struggle! We have very similar taste for broad and big things, but when it comes to details, forget about it...and it's precisely on the details that we're working on now, so, you imagine....we can spend hours discussing wether we should get a silver or a golden rod, or if we should put it horizontally or vertically, or if we should put it at all! hehehe (yesterday there was a huge on about a place to hang laundry...house-wise, the biggest challenge for me it's been having to deal with the set up of the houses here with no laundry area - in Brazil, even the smallest apts do - so, every solution for that I find really weird. I'll end up having to hang things in the bathroom, ugh!!!)

But more and more there are fewer things to work on. And it's getting really great! :D

Great Sunday =

double dating + brunch at IHOP + sunny day + Liberty State Park (pic) + finally assembling the bed frame* + Haagen Dazs ice cream for dessert. :)
Flickr really updated this time!

* there were three possible heights for the matress. He wanted it the higest possible and I wanted it the lowest (cause the matress is already high!) we settled for the medium height (in which my feet still don't touch the ground if I'm sitting on it!). The art of compromising....

Oh and it really snowed tonight!! It looked so beautiful this morning! I was moved to see our little yard covered in white! :D

The moment you've all been waiting for

I got soooooooo lost yesterday!!!!!!! oh my, it was really bad. I was going to meet Tonya in person for the first time and, of course, we set up to see a ballet performance. Well, in the morning, Al and I went to a home improvement store called Lowe's, and we got a little carried away (him more than me actually! hehehe) so I didn't have time to come back home and change, put on some make-up, nothing. That was to begin with. So I left her a message saying I was gonna be a little bit later than the 1:30 pm we had set, and went...I was supposed to get off the PATH train on 33rd st, the last stop, then get the D train then the 1 (that's how Al had told me). But I was kindda alseep in the train (that's always happening here!!) and I end up getting off two stations before, on 14th. I looked aroudn to see if I could catch the MTA (ny subway) from there, and I could...but when I got to the entrance there was no D train there...but there was the 1, so I figured it was the same that I'd have to catch later. The thing is that this NY subway is a maze, and there are a million platforms, a million lines coming in each platform, and a million different stairs that lead you to hundred different directions. So I waited for 15 mins untill the train came, only to realize I was in the wrong platform (I was trying to follow the signs but it didn't quite work!!! :S). Then I finally got to the right platform...and then comes a 3 train....and then a 2...and then a 3 again!!! I'm like "wait a minute, what's happenning here???" But I heard the voice on the speakers saying sth about "1", so I asked a guy "is this the 1?" He said "yes, it's going local". Hum...ok...what's that supposed to mean?!?!?! So the train marked 3 becomes 1 cause it's "going local"...Geez! At that point, I was so frustrated and so mad with myself cause I hate letting people waiting for me, that I just thought I should take the chance. Gladly, it did left me where I wanted...only I got there one hour later!!! and the performance began at 2! It took me some more minutes to figure out where the entrance to the theater was, then I got in and I must've looked so lost that the security people "recognized" me right away and asked if "my firend was supposed to have let something for me". Yes!!! thank goodness Tonya made the right decision and got in the performance (a little bit late tho), leaving me the ticket in the box office. I got upstairs and people were begining to get out for the intermission. I spotted her right away and I was almost crying with embarassment! I don't remember feeling that embarassed in years!!! Gladly she's very sweet and understandable, and it was great meeting her! I watched the second half of the program, then we ate at this cute french bistro nearby, Le Pain Quotidien. (in which, by the way, the tea bowl is twice as big as the soup bowl! hahaha go figure...). My huge embarrasment aside, I had a really good time, and we're definitely meeting again, right Tonya? ;-) This is a rushed pic of he beaaaaaaaautiful State Theater (cause the guy wouldn't let us take pics inside.)

Al and I were supposed to go to his friend's b-day at night, but we both were so tired that we just flicked it... :S We had been in the mall here in Jersey City to get my phone (which was serioulsy in demand!!). Turns out a guy at the T-Mobile kioske there found a way to "bypass" that 90-day rule. Yay!!! I'll email you guys my number so we can text each other. (I even got MSN on my phone!)


Yesterday we had dinner at Times Square and then we watched Babel there (higly recommended!) at AMC theater, this huge complex with 25 rooms! It had been the coldest day in two years here, and in the morning my limbs were almost falling off frozen. :S I'll update my flickr with pics of my paralized and miserable self waiting for the bus (and more!). Here are some pics of the Times Sq and the restaurant we ate.


Also the day before yesterday, I was cleaning the bathroom and there I was throwing water all over the place, when Al gets by the door and asks "what are you doing?" me: "cleaning?" he: "but you can't throw water like that, there's no drain (ralo) in there!". Wow!! how I was supposed to know, I've never seen a bathroom without a drain in my whole life!! One more lesson learned.

Exploring

The dreaded moment finally came! On Wednesday I was home by myself in the morning while Al was in a meeting. Then he came back almost before lunch time (which for me is between noon and 2 pm), and I was doing some stuff and munching some snacks. Then he asked if I wanted to have lunch instead of eating snacks and I said yes, then he replied "ok, you can make whatever you want causeI'm not hungry". Then it hit me! I had totally forgotten that if I wanted to eat, I had to make something, the food is not gonna show up in front of me like it used to (good times!). I think I hate cooking, but actually I don't know cause I never had to cook at all in 23 years of life, always had someone else to do it for me. It's a whole new mindset you have to get used to. Luckly (for me), we were gonna go out soon so I just clumsily made some cheese omelettes and we left.

Then we went to his office in Manhattan, and I went upstairs with him so I could see the view, the building is just next to the WTC site. It's quite a view! We were in the 23rd floor. The PATH train that I have to get to go from Jersey City to NY passes inside the whole, it's this tunnel on the left side of the pic.

While he was in his meeting, I hang out around that area, that's Wall Street, and I walked up to the way up to the Saten Island Ferry, but unfortunately my camera was outta batteries so I don't have pics. (this was taken with Al's, that I forgot to take when he went for his meeting).

When I was near the Bull, a symbol of the financial district, a guy (in a heavy accent) stopped me and told me "u look like my desktop". "Computer". "The color scheme". hummm....ok. Am I supposed to be happy abou it???

Then we tried to buy my cell phone at T-Mobile (to get acess at Starbucks) but they didn't let us!! Al had cancelled a line from them in less than 90 days ago, so he was considered a returning customer, so he couldn't get the discount offered for new customers. And that would double the price of the phone! (advatange said to be that we wouldn't be subject to a 2-year contract and could cancel it at anytime, but why would I wanna cancel?). We got so upset! So now we're waiting untill Feb 15, when this stupid 90 days expire.

Yesterday I went out for the 1st time on my own! I was a bit worried cause Al hadn't really explained things to me, I was just following him the whole time, but I went fine, I didn't get lost! hehehe I had bought gloves and earcovers at Century 21, a department store, but I couldn't find the scarf of the same color, so I went to Macy's to search for it. Macy's is humoungous!!! well, they're actually the biggest store in the world, it's not just advertising. I think it's at least the size of the whole Shopping Paulista. They have one whole building for men and one for women, restaurants, things for the house etc. Tourists everywhere. Lots and lots of Brazilians (specially mineiros! o mineirada!! hehehe). Unfortunately, I didn't find the scarf I wanted.

I crossed the street and went to Victoria's Secret to browse. More Brazilians, this time both shoping and posing on the walls, Giselle Bundchen and Adriana Lima. I was a bit disappointed by their selection of underwear and pjs, personally I think our stores tehre have equivalent or even nicer stuff, but their make up and cosmetics are really great! Surprinsingly, I didn't buy anything, cause I figured I still can come back whenever I want! :D

To wrap up the day, I came back home, stopped for groceries and decided to make a nice dinner. A hard task, given the fact that we still only got one pan and one pot! We took 2 hours to make the whole thing (Al arrived and made the delicious pork chops), in which I count as my first official meal ever! Here's a pic. (note the disposable untensils, dishes and cups, and brown paper as a tablecloth! hehehe we're working on the house room by room, we're just done with the bedroom, now it's the kitchen turn, definitely!).

First day

It's amazing how many things can happen in such a short amount of time! I'm gonna write in items so it's easier to get an overview of how things went/have been going. Oh thanks for the welcome, Tonya! :D

THE TRIP
- the ride itself was really smooth, no delays, ok service, etc.

- the suprise: I ran into a guy from my building (!) at the departure gate, and turned out he was gonna be at the same flight. And not only that, but we found out we were sitting next to each other! It was so good to have someone I knew, and that had so many experience travelling abroad. (He was gonna make a connection in NY to Indiannapolis). It helped aleviate the anxiety a bit, but I was still nervous the whole flight, I couldn't sleep straight for more than one hour and a half.

- airplane movie: Woody Allen's Scoop (don't waste your time, really). I didn't know they played such recent movies onboard.

- immigration service: we had to wait for the long Americans line to finish untill they started to call people ar the foreigners line. Tiago, the guy I knew, told me they're usually nicer and have some booths for Americans and some for foreigners. Despite the long wait, the "interview" itself was ridiculously quick. Officer (speaking fast and inwards): "u student?" me: "no, tourist" Officer grabs the stamp and prints my passport. That was it, exactly like this.


ARRIVAL


- and off I went! Al was waiting for me with extra scarf, gloves, hat and coat. Inside the airport was warm and I couldn't wait to feel how negative temperatures (in Celsius) felt like, a first! It was -3 (28o F) when I got here. We just waited outside for the (very fancy) cab a bit, so it wasn't really a schock. But everything was great and exciting!





- the cab had this cool navigation system that showed our Ukranian driver the directions instantly. For what they said it's pretty normal here but for me it was a first too to see one of those actually "in action".



DEVELOPMENT


- I got here, ate something, then rested for the most of the day. Al had a very nice surprise to me (and this time it was really a surprise! hehe), he printed a poster size of his favorite pic of us, framed it and hanged on the bedroom wall. It's beautiful and really sweet! :D



- At night he took me to dinner at Sarabeth's, on the Upper West Side a nice and cozy restaurant that served "typical American food that's not burguer", in Al's own words, hehhee. I loved it! Next, headed for dessert at Cafe Mozart. I had a tricolate mousse cake. (three chocolates. you get the picture. Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm). All very nice and romantic. At the end of the day I was exhausted already (and still feeling a little headache from the jet lag and the cold wind). At least our house is really close to the train station, so we got back fast!


- And it snowed lightly!! Wo-hooo! (I know, I know, that's so tourist-y...but I can't help it!). Al said it was a "freezing drizzle". It was so cute, the tiny snowflackes coming down. :D But I still got to see some "real" snow, that one good to build snowmen! hehehe I'll count that as a preview.


- I think Northern Hemisphere's winter is my new favorite season. Because it's soooooooo dry, my hair looks like I just flat-ironed it (chapinha)! How cool is that?



2nd DAY


-Today we spend the morning looking for nightsands, then went to Bed Bath & Beyond to get things for the house (sooo many options! you go crazy!). Next, we had lunch at a very nice cuban restauran't in downtown JC called Hard Grove Cafe, then came back home, where I finally finished unpacking. WIth all the new stuff, the apartment is getting cozier and cozier, I really love it here and I couldn't been happier!! :D When I finally settle to a routine I'll be able to tell the stories with more detail, but I guess you can tell I'm loving it! ;-)

Mar de rosas

Não, nem tudo é um. Tem certas coisas que simplesmente não funcionam à distância, mas vc tenta fazer mesmo assim e acaba sendo meio desgastante pq não se chega a lugar nenhum. Mas tudo bem. Agora acabou a parte principal da mudança, já chegaram a cama, racks, sofá, máquina de lavar e prateleiras. Mas ainda tem mil detalhes esperando por mim quando eu chegar lá (e é bom que esperem mesmo! hehehe). Muito legal ver a lenta transformação da casa em algo um tanto quanto medonho para um espaço acolhedor e mais com a nossa cara.

Há aquele mito de que jornalista não sabe contar, e eu sou uma vergonhosa prova. Não sei que que eu fiz que eu mudei a contagem regressiva no meio pra o dia 26 ser o zero, só que hoje seria o UM e amanhã o zero....ah, que se dane, o importante é que é depois de amanhã já, e agora eu acho que estou tranqüila e já posso contar as horas....Wish me good luck!

And HAPPY HOLIDAYS everyone! :D

Thank you

A pizzada no Graminha ontem tava tão boa que eu nem pensei nessas coisas enquanto tava lá. Digo, na angústia do visto, não em todo o resto dos planos (antes que alguma de vocês me acuse! hehehe). Thank you, girls!!! E lá se foi o três, e chegamos ao DOIS! Reta final, wo-hooo!!! (Juro que depois dessa não vou querer fazer contagem regressiva nem pro Ano Novo!)


E que Natal que nada, meu Papai Noel este ano é esse aí (veja a história deste outro velhinho) -->
This is my Santa this year -->


Quanto ao apê, estamos com internet e geladeira instaladas, por enquanto só faltam a cama e o sofá, que chegam hoje. E o Al falou que os entregadores da geladeira eram todos brasileiros!! hahaha god bless america.

Super Al!

É ou não é o máximo?! Ontem ele foi no apê e já instalou a cortina do banheiro e as da janelas dos dois cômodos! (Lá não tem mamata de mão-de-obra barata não! hehehe vc acaba tendo que colocar muito mais a mão na massa...) Fiquei tão feliz que nem vou fazer a reclamação que ia fazer hoje sobre casamentos....quem sabe num dia q estiver com mais raiva de novo eu faça...hehehehe

As fotos não estão grande coisa porque eu tirei do vídeo que ele me mandou, mas dá pra ter uma idéia. Meninas que tinham visto o 1o vídeo, perceberam que a parede já foi pintada? Ficou bem mais bonitinho! E foi bom que neste último vídeo que ele mandou deu pra ver os armários da cozinha, são melhores do que eu imaginava! hehehe

Ao contrário do que tinha dito ontem, acho que vou conseguir ser levada de carro pro consulado, êba!! (mimada, eu?) Faltam só CINCO!!

Choices

Hoje começou a mudança! E é tanta coisa pra escolher, desde a disposição dos móveis até a cor do ...hum.... "pauzinho" que segura a cortina do banheiro (alguém sabe o nome disso? em inglês é shower rod - na foto). Mas é uma delícia escolher as coisas do seu jeito para a sua casa! E ainda bem que o Al é super organizado e fofo e me manda fotinho de tudo pra eu poder participar da decisão mesmo estando longe. Por enquanto ele vai comprar as coisas mais essenciais, e as outras a gente vai deixar pra ver quando eu chegar lá. Ah, vamos ter uma geladeira na cor metal, acho linda! êê

Bom, o dia 9 da contagem regressiva passou de uma maneira tão boa (sol!, amigas!, filminho!, sorvete!) q eu nem me estressei em contá-lo, e daqui a algumas horas já vai virar o oito. Que até o zero seja tão fácil assim!