This was a great idea for a video! I think we’re bombarded so much that we need things and it’s so overwhelming that we don’t even know what we actually only really need. Your video gives clarity
Seconding the projector idea. I put mine on a tripod, adjust things a bit, and bam! I can watch movies on my ceiling. I can also pack it away if I want and just store it pretty much anywhere, which I do because I don't use it too often (around 2x a month maybe).
Good call on discussing pets. I remember when I was younger that one of the first things I wanted to do when I moved out was getting a pet. 😅 My sister and her boyfriend got two cats toward the end of their time at university. And, I suppose the basic assumption is young pets are healthy, many don't think ahead to them aging. These two cats are the epitome of 'one can endure any circumstances and the other is allergic to tap water'. Her ailments were not known because she was so young when she came to the shelter, it became apparent with time, similar to Milo if I recall correctly. They can handle her incurable issues fine now, but if they weren't in a good financial place? It's really important imo to consider if you can take care of your pets if shite hits the fan, not just about medical situations, but basic needs as well etc. Or if someone can help you if it's really necessary. You can't plan for everything, but also don't dive just in without any consideration. :)
When I got my first apartment that was big enough for it (my first was a tiny studio which barely fit my futon couch), I kind of convinced myself into I needed to get a coffee and dining table. Luckily, they were both free donations, but stilll....I quickly realized they were a) junk repositories, and b) a safety hazard bc I was always running into them! I now have a very small dining table for two (I do have two folding card tables for when guests come over) and am coffee table and injury FREE!
Thank you so much for this video! Moving out of state and I have nothing and no money. I have a job and somewhere to stay for now but trying to see what I absolutely need
I’ve actually been doing these kind of videos for a while now. Here’s the link to the other ones incase you missed them over the 4 year span. 😊 1. czcams.com/video/1Zwv2kxbkec/video.htmlsi=vCVc9yaGrh7eG-c1 2. czcams.com/video/5gfn-7ng2gM/video.htmlsi=y6tj6C1CSmNX0_GI
This was a great idea for a video! I think we’re bombarded so much that we need things and it’s so overwhelming that we don’t even know what we actually only really need. Your video gives clarity
I'm already renting a house, and this is STILL such an important video! Keeping it minimal!
Seconding the projector idea. I put mine on a tripod, adjust things a bit, and bam! I can watch movies on my ceiling. I can also pack it away if I want and just store it pretty much anywhere, which I do because I don't use it too often (around 2x a month maybe).
Good call on discussing pets. I remember when I was younger that one of the first things I wanted to do when I moved out was getting a pet. 😅 My sister and her boyfriend got two cats toward the end of their time at university. And, I suppose the basic assumption is young pets are healthy, many don't think ahead to them aging. These two cats are the epitome of 'one can endure any circumstances and the other is allergic to tap water'. Her ailments were not known because she was so young when she came to the shelter, it became apparent with time, similar to Milo if I recall correctly. They can handle her incurable issues fine now, but if they weren't in a good financial place? It's really important imo to consider if you can take care of your pets if shite hits the fan, not just about medical situations, but basic needs as well etc. Or if someone can help you if it's really necessary. You can't plan for everything, but also don't dive just in without any consideration. :)
I'm hoping to get an apartment next year 🤞 thanks for the tips! 🙂
Off topic: this color looks v v v vvvvvvvvvvvvvery pretty in you! 💜
I’m moving out soon to a new apartment! Thanks for the tips! How’s the weight loss going? It’s so hard to lose weight during the holidays
When I got my first apartment that was big enough for it (my first was a tiny studio which barely fit my futon couch), I kind of convinced myself into I needed to get a coffee and dining table. Luckily, they were both free donations, but stilll....I quickly realized they were a) junk repositories, and b) a safety hazard bc I was always running into them! I now have a very small dining table for two (I do have two folding card tables for when guests come over) and am coffee table and injury FREE!
I will def be re-watching this video when I move into my first home. Thank you Kyra :)
Your first appartment was so cute!
It sure was, crazy to think that was 7 years ago.
Thank you so much for this video! Moving out of state and I have nothing and no money. I have a job and somewhere to stay for now but trying to see what I absolutely need
Damn. I asked for this video 4 years ago haha. Already established in my place though 😂 Better late than never
I’ve actually been doing these kind of videos for a while now. Here’s the link to the other ones incase you missed them over the 4 year span. 😊
1. czcams.com/video/1Zwv2kxbkec/video.htmlsi=vCVc9yaGrh7eG-c1
2. czcams.com/video/5gfn-7ng2gM/video.htmlsi=y6tj6C1CSmNX0_GI
@@Kyraann. Must have missed them. Thanks for the links! 😊
I recently came across your page and you post quite often can you possibly do a yt update on what you did and how you got started
Sound advice for sure ❤❤❤
So helpful TY🫶🏾
i never even stopped to think that some apartments dont come with a fridge!
So so so helpful
🤗Hey Kyra🤗