Life in a high rise apartment
My new place is about 80% ready. It's on schedule but I am feeling rather uneasy now. There is something that is making me kinda nervous. I guess this feeling comes about coz I've never lived in a high rise apartment in my entire life. My new place is on the 17th floor. It's a 31 storey apartment. That's a pretty high rise apartment I reckon.
You see, I've been living in a house all my life except for about a year when I was studying in KL. But then again, I stayed in the ground floor of a relatively low apartment, only 5 stories high to be exact.
For a first, parking my car and getting into an apartment is something I need to get used to. I will have to park in the specified parking lot, then walk to the lift lobby and take the lift to my floor then walk some more to my unit. Presently, I simply park my car in front of the house and just needed to skip a couple of steps to get into the house. I am already starting to think of the inconvenience I will soon face after getting grocery from Tesco by the trolley load!
That is just one of the many inconveniences I have to get used to. Others include waiting for the lifts, living very close to other dwellers, sharing the same facilities like pool, gym...etc etc etc. I don't like to wait for the lift. What happens if I get a serious tummy upset all of a sudden inside the lift? Damn... that's the way of life of modern living.
You see, I've been living in a house all my life except for about a year when I was studying in KL. But then again, I stayed in the ground floor of a relatively low apartment, only 5 stories high to be exact.
For a first, parking my car and getting into an apartment is something I need to get used to. I will have to park in the specified parking lot, then walk to the lift lobby and take the lift to my floor then walk some more to my unit. Presently, I simply park my car in front of the house and just needed to skip a couple of steps to get into the house. I am already starting to think of the inconvenience I will soon face after getting grocery from Tesco by the trolley load!
That is just one of the many inconveniences I have to get used to. Others include waiting for the lifts, living very close to other dwellers, sharing the same facilities like pool, gym...etc etc etc. I don't like to wait for the lift. What happens if I get a serious tummy upset all of a sudden inside the lift? Damn... that's the way of life of modern living.
4 Comments:
Eeeks, do what Mike does :D
Squeeze your butt cheeks! TIGHT!
You worry wart!
But here are some of the 'what ifs':
* raining (this morning my place almost flood)
* earthquake
* earthquake
* earthquake
* earthquake
* earthquake
* earthquake
* earthquake
* earthquake
* earthquake
kef - Cannot fight force with force. It will "pancut" out if the angle is wrong!
5xmom - Most of the trunk roads were flooded this morning. Looks like I worry about the little things but not the big things...
Look on the bright side
I live on the 20th floor.
Windy. Cool. Nice view.
But when earthquake come, I got to walk 20 floors down. You only walk 3 floors less than me :P
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