Friday, 5 October 2007

Yes, a New Apartment.

I pulled the trigger! I went with my gut and decided to go ahead and to lease a place in Austin for about 8 months (not sure why the lady didn't want a year lease but it didn't change anything so I'm fine with it). I move in November 17th!

I can FINALLY stop moving around this city from friend's floors to friends of friends' empty rooms. A place I can call my own...too bad it's a two-bedroom and I currently don't have a roommate. What I DO have, though, are some good prospects for people to move to Texas and live with me. They are:

ERIKA - Yep, she's still deciding what American city to move to now that she's a resident again (although now and then she says she wants to go back to London). Without going into a humongous story about what Erika and I are doing as far as our relationship is concerned - her chances of moving here are about 40% - 50% (in my mathematical opinion).

JAMES COOPER - That's right folks, the Coop might just give up his higher education job prospects in Florida and bring his talents to Texas. Considering that he was the first person I ever visited Austin with, it might be appropriate for him and I to room together. We'll see...guesses aside - James has a 35% - 45% chance of moving here.

Now what will I do with that 5% - 25% or so chance of having no one move here? I dunno. Call up some random friends from Kathleen High School and convince them that their dreams lie in that great state of Texas. hmmmmm...

4 comments:

Gabriel Beal said...

How exciting! What will you do if BOTH of them decide to move out there? That would make rent REALLY cheap! And, it would be like a sitcome every day...refer back to Gabriel's comment from a few posts ago!
-Shirin

Anonymous said...

What you'll do if no one moves there is revel in the luxury of having a space all to yourself, with nothing in it but what you, yourself have chosen, with a lovely guest room for all of us to visit you. I myself will be personally responsible if you like to seeing that the guest room is as welcoming and luxurious as the most upscale hotel (just so I can visit). rb

Anonymous said...

I'm over the trigger pulling; need more what's going on or conversely, what's not going on; or more whatchathinkinbout. Seen any of Austin? What are Austinites all about in your opinion so far? Biggest gripe about Austin or Texas?

The Strong Force said...

Well, you really have a 27.5% - 39% chance of having no roommate. Remember, you need to multiply the percentages not add. If you had two friends each with 50% chance of coming, you wouldn't have 0% chance of ending up alone, you'd have 25%. Please go to www.gabrieltalksaboutcommonprobabilitymistakes.com for more information.