Even though I am in a different place now, the format of this blog will still have the same look and feel. I will still share some of my great recipes, cooking tips, and drinks of the week. The new stuff will include restaurant reviews from my experiences here in the D.C. Metro area. During these past 6 months, I have had the opportunity to try out a lot of great restaurants. One thing that is for sure, this town has a lot of great places to eat!
Another new feature will focus on decorating. When I moved here I literally took what could fit into my car; i.e. clothes, shoes, towels, blankets etc., which means I had an empty apartment. No furniture, nothing. I slept on an air mattress up until a couple of months ago! Right now am in the process of buying furniture and decorating it to make it more comfortable so that it fits my taste. The most exciting part of not having anything is that I started with a clean palette. You will get to see the progress I've made from start to finish!
Before I finish, I wanted to take time out to thank all of my family and friends who have supported me through my transition from Detroit to D.C. I've been here for 6 months now and I will tell you that, picking up and moving your entire life to another city is more than a notion! I didn't think this change would be as difficult as it has been. When I took the opportunity to move, I was so excited that I didn't think about how it was going to affect me. Even though I love D.C., I still went through a rough period of adjustment. I've met a lot of friends and I have some family here, but I still felt kind of lonely and sad at times. Sometimes I felt like I was an outsider...like I was in my own little bubble. I had to get used to a new home, new neighborhood, new job, new commute (aarrgghh!), and new people which includes dealing with those special folks at the DMV...LOL!While the past 6 months was a tough period for me, I am glad that I made it through. Things are moving along great and I am finally feeling like I belong here...yay! I've even had some friends and family come visit over the weekend, which made the transition easier. Now that I feel like a Washingtonian, I can use this blog to tell you all about it!
Welcome back to loft313! I am looking forward to sharing my experiences with you from Capitol Hill to U Street!
Peace.
lb


3 comments:
HI Karla - found your blog through FB - love it - I am very slowly blogging as well, pickledgrapes.blogspot.com
I missed reading your blog welcome back.
Hi Karla,
Happy your back as well. When I found your blog several months ago you had stopped blogging. I am looking forward to your new post.
P.S. jealous your in DC
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