my current room |
Some people are
destined to be homed. Some others spend their entire lives in semi-home,
meaning dormitory. I might be one of them. I've been living in dormitory since
middle school. Well, I took a break for 3 years, during high school. But then,
fate brings me back again to my home. See? Home does not always have to be a
home. "Home is wherever you are." I can go on and on talking about
this sentence. It could be related with so many ideas, such as living abroad
etc.
Actually that is
where I am going to go. Yes, studying abroad. Quite true, but something is
missing. Studying abroad under the frame of Erasmus+. This time I was brought
back to my home by this little thing called Erasmus+. And, my current home is
located in Galati, Romania.
I want to show
you how it looks like and try to draw some comparison with my previous
dormitory.
- Location
Both
my dormitories located in a quite strategic places. By strategic I mean they
both are pretty close to school. Meaning I don't have to pay more money for bus
to get to school.
- Price
My
previous dormitory costs 23o TL (69 euro) per month, while my current dormitory
costs 85 euro.
- Facilities
#in
the room:
- Previous dormitory -
bathroom,
study tables, book shelf attached to the study table, beds and everything
related to it, room heater, refrigerator, and cupboards.
(these
great facilities are supposed to be shared with 4 people. But since so many
room was empty I ended up living alone for 6 months. The next semester,
however, I was forced to get a roommate , otherwise they will pick one for me,
which is something very scary.)
- Current dormitory -
Just
like the previous one, but the book shelves are not attached to the study
table. Instead of study table, we have a dining table. And, fortunately I share
these facilities with only one person.
#Inside
the building:
- Previous dormitory:
Free
breakfast and dinner, canteen and laundry.
- Current dormitory
We
have a tiny shared kitchen with 2 hotplates and a big refrigerator. Laundry.
Canteen that opens only from 12 pm to 4 pm.
Which
one is more favorable for me?
I
think both have its good qualities and bad qualities. I like to cook my own
food when I am tired of the food they make. But, I have times when I am so lazy
to even make my own food. So the combination of the two would make a perfect
place to live for me :D :p
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