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So...I was initially fretting that our humongous mattress would not be able to make it into the elevator similar to the Singapore home incident where my Dad and Ed had to help carry the heavy weight down 6 stories i.e 12 flights of steps. In view that we were now 9 floors higher, I didn't relish having to deal with grumpy movers who have to climb up the narrow flights of stairs instead. In fact, I even came up with a contingency plan which included getting them to fork lift the mattress through our front windows. However, I was quite sure it wouldn't fit after some measuring and I was glad to have avoided a potentially compromising situation of having a mattress hanging precariously outside our window. *gulps*
In any case, everything made it except for a missing piece belonging to our disassembled clothes rack and slightly squashed shoes. The only minor glitch perhaps was that the mattress turned out to be shorter than our bed frame as China's king-sized beds are larger. This was something that we totally didn't account for! *mutters about lack of standardized measurements*
Post unpacking, I was quite pleased with the ample storage space and in view of my household essentials which I got through online shopping, this apartment was truly now a home. *pleased*
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| Introducing Park Apartments: love the spacious living area which would be great for entertaining and for the record, Ed's shoes take up ONE entire shoe rack. |
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| Love the island kitchen while the magnets on our fridge have added a nice homely touch and I am glad we finally have a proper study versus random stuff on a make-shift table in Sunset Way... |
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| My taobao-ed goodies: it's amazing how at a click of a button, I have kitchen items, toiletries and electronic gadgets delivered in merely a few days. |
Tracing our journey towards getting our new place in Beijing, I am cognizant that we are very blessed and there is a lot to give thanks for as we call this city home for the next 3 years.





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