The Ideal Life (part 2)

I think this is going to become a series. Because my idea of 'the ideal life' changes as time goes on. Last time I for reasons I cannot fathom thought it would be cool to have a vegetable stand, or something. Now a days, my vision is a bit different.

So I am close to finishing job corps and soon I will be thinking about moving out. Problem is, I do not want to even consider living in the cheapie apartments most people usually live in when they first move out, because they are located in the city, and in the ghettos. I don't even like passing through areas like that, I could never live there. This is why I want to live in the Broadstone Southlands Apartments. However, the cost of a one bedroom is as much as Megan's house rent, which 4 or 5 people contribute to paying.

As you can see, it may take a few years to be able to afford a place like that on my own. I really really think I would enjoy living there, then again, who wouldn't? Look at that place! but I wanted to live there even after I realized it was more than just apartments (I didn't know about the swimming pool).

I think Lacy and I would be very happy there. And one of the best parts? I wouldn't need a car! Ever! Seriously, Southalnds Mall is right across the street. All the jobs and shopping I could ever need is within walking distance. Plus mom and daddy drive by there on their way to church, so they could pick me up every Sunday. However, they are planning on moving to Heather Gardens soon, but that's what carpooling is for.

Going back to the jobs thing... I wouldn't even need those jobs across the street, because I would be working from home! That's right. I was thinking maybe online english teacher or something like that. Data entry person? I don't know, I don't care as long as I can stay in my pajamas. Then I wouldn't ever have to leave home or deal with people, it would be heaven on Earth!

That's it. No dogs, no gardens, no car. Of course I would get a car as soon as I could afford one. It would be one of those electric ones.

After being able to afford it, this would be my car. I'll save $300 a month from using electric instead of gas (according to the showman at the mall, lolz)

 

(gm volt)

That's pretty much it. Electric car, work from home, luxury apartment, no kids, roommates or husbands... just me, Lacy and the Good Lord livin the good life.