How's the dorms life?

First, I will talk specifically about the student rooms where I live. I will divide it into sections that I think are important to mention:

• So firstly: How big are the rooms?

For me, the size of my apartment and my room were perhaps a little smaller than what I was used to in Peru, but over time I got used to it and I even ended up liking how practical it was. Small space = less time and effort to clean and organize. It has all the essentials, some furniture like a closet, a table, a chair and some shelves. The window position is one of the things that I liked the most. The room sizes of every apartment are different and also have different prices. But overall I would say that the price = service relation is pretty accurate. Here is a picture of my room in winter, I loved the fact that I could move my furniture the way I wanted to make it look cozier.

• And what about the kitchen?

Well, I know a lot of people prioritize the kitchen over all the other areas of the house. Included myself. I enjoy cooking a lot and its important to me that my “work space” can be big enough and comfortable enough for me to use it. I can only say that although in the pictures it maybe looks a little small, this kitchen does not lack of anything primordial. I think it is pretty practical and of course also easy to clean and to keep organized. The fridge is also small but knowing the fact that we’re students, we don’t get to fill it, only in summer with ice cream but that’s it, so we don’t have a of lack of space there.

The stove and oven work perfectly and the illumination is also adequate for the space. At the end it became ike the gathering point of me and my roommates, because due the fact that it’s a little small, we agreed that maybe it would be better that just one of us cooks for all of us and the others clean, which made it easy to just save money but also like a together-activity for us.