Things I want for my New Apartment
I am moving in exactly a week to my first big-girl apartment, meaning I didn't need a co-signer, and I won't be sharing with a roommate. 🙌
The process was so stressful because I am a full-time student, and I was not sure if they would take me without a co-signer, but everything worked out.
I can't wait to start decorating and have my own space. These are some of the items I have saved, but I need to see the apartment to see what the vibes will be. I will definitely post the progress once I move in.
Ps. the first picture is my current room, and it's my favorite so far because I love windows and natural light, and of course, I get to see the sunset from my bed every day.
#Lemon8 #apartmentdecor #bossmoves #amazon #sunsets #girlvibes
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