Not so easy

One thing I dont like about showing my appartment around is having to run home so there is still some light out when people arrive, having to always check in the morning if the place is not chaotic and people not calling back when they say they will.

One visitor was more interested in my stuff than in the appartment. I wont tell my landlord that. Some of you asked why I have to look for someone in the first place. Well, my contract is for 3 years and as I'm leaving before and I dont feel like losing my warranty money I have to find someone to replace me.

I've yet to put my furniture online, I'm still hoping a single person will get the appartment and the closet and bed so I dont have to carry those damn things out.

So far I've sold 5 rough guides. I still have the Spain and the Cambodja ones on the slot. The Spain was used but looks new, the Cambodja has never been used.

I have a also not used dvd recorder and comics. Most books will go to the oxfam bookstore. I think oxfam will love me for a very long time after I drop yet another suitcase full of books.

How is it that such a small appartment has so much? I have to remember how much everything cost to then make a fair price, it's not always easy. Two days ago I froze when a lady asked me how much I wanted for my bar, all I could manage to say was 'eeuuh... Can I call you tomorrow on that one?' Great impression.

I'm not worried though. It's going to be fine, what I cant sell I'll give away and I'll have a great year and laugh at my preparation franticness.