How big is your...? Forum
- blackacre
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How big is your...?
Living space going to be? If living alone how big is your place of residence going to be? I plan on living closer to the school so I defined study area wont be as necessary I imagine but I am hesitant to place a work area in by bedroom or living area. I am deciding between a really nice one bedroom and a decent two bedroom. Anyone hear how necessary it is to have an "office" at home?
- kurla88
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Re: How big is your...?
...We're law students. Separating your play area from your work area is great in theory, but I for one can't afford to rent a whole extra bedroom! I managed just fine through undergrad doing everything in one tiny dorm room, so I am sure law school will be fine in a shared 2 bedroom. Plus, you could always hang out in the law school library and just not go home till you're done working for the day.
Go with the 1 bedroom.
Go with the 1 bedroom.
- pleasetryagain
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i imagine somewhere between 300 and 700 sq ft. depending on who takes me.
- blackacre
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you just couldn't resist could you?LawandOrder wrote:12"
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- Foozle
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Re: How big is your...?
Enticing topic title is enticing.blackacre wrote:you just couldn't resist could you?LawandOrder wrote:12"
- blackacre
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Foozle wrote:Enticing topic title is enticing.blackacre wrote:you just couldn't resist could you?LawandOrder wrote:12"
Not enticing enough apparently! Anyone have any insight into this? Anyone given you advice on the matter?
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you can afford a 2 bedroom, to make one bedroom an office... while still maintaining a less practical, you know, living room?blackacre wrote:I am deciding between a really nice one bedroom and a decent two bedroom. Anyone hear how necessary it is to have an "office" at home?
- Mel Zelaya
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Fixed.LawandOrder wrote:She wanted twelve inches, so I fucked her thrice.
- OperaSoprano
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750 square feet, on the second floor of a turn of the century brownstone. It's a two bedroom, but I don't get both of them. I'm not a freaking heiress. Six blocks from school FTW.
I move on Tuesday. I'm really excited, and really really broke.
I move on Tuesday. I'm really excited, and really really broke.
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10!...hundred square feet
- OperaSoprano
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Until my lease starts, I'll be living in the beautiful and historic Belvedere Castle. It's quite convenient to Lincoln Center, and has an unusually large garden for a Manhattan dwelling.
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- Mel Zelaya
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A bit of both:blackacre wrote:How big is you...?
- blackacre
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I don't understand what you are saying here... say again?deadatheist wrote:you can afford a 2 bedroom, to make one bedroom an office... while still maintaining a less practical, you know, living room?blackacre wrote:I am deciding between a really nice one bedroom and a decent two bedroom. Anyone hear how necessary it is to have an "office" at home?
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sorry, let me translate.blackacre wrote:I don't understand what you are saying here... say again?deadatheist wrote:you can afford a 2 bedroom, to make one bedroom an office... while still maintaining a less practical, you know, living room?blackacre wrote:I am deciding between a really nice one bedroom and a decent two bedroom. Anyone hear how necessary it is to have an "office" at home?
how big is your......
wallet?
i think most other people trying to seperate their workspace from bed would just set up their desk in the living room/main area of their apt/studio. if you are going to be a law student with a living room (you said 1 bedroom, so i'm assuming you're not talking studio here), and a bedroom, and can on top of that afford a second bedroom to just be an office as you mentioned, you're going to be living in one of the more lavish law student set-ups. most of us are pretty poor and can hardly afford a bedroom to ourselves
anyways, on related note, there are some posts here from long ago about creating the ideal workspace. do a search, or perhaps someone else can provide the link.
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- zettsscores40
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I have a friend we mockingly call 12" last name.LawandOrder wrote:12"
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