Corporate Housing, Apartment Hunting and Hiding a Dog for Two Weeks

Could you hide this guy in your bag?

As you might remember, we are not overly happy with the corporate flat we were given. To be fair there's nothing wrong with the actual space itself, its nice enough but there's lots of noise from the building site outside and its a very dodgy area.

But wait there's more

As I'm writing this we've just found out that we've been staying on the pet free floor for two weeks.

Not good news.

A man knocked on our door earlier today and asked if our dog is covered in the lease. As if we'd ever consider hiding a bouncy barky pup like Alfie in a flat without permission! He's not the sort of dog you can hide in your bag and sneak past security...

Lucky for us its not our fault - we have signed a special doggie flat contract so we're good. But the people who've rented the flat out to us are in trouble. The owners of the building have decided this floor is supposed to be a pet free floor, but somehow that was never communicated to our landlords, the company who rent our flat out to us.

Lucky for our landlords, they still have another flat free in this building where dogs *are* allowed so we will move there tomorrow or the next day. We will update everyone with our new address as soon as possible when everything has been confirmed.

Which is actually awesome news because now I won't have to hoover the floors!

Frozen Sandwiches - Don't worry, didn't buy them...

Flat hunting

In other news - we thought we'd found a lovely flat in the Hayes District and the landlords had agreed to let it to us. But then we got cold feet and decided not to go for it in the end. So we're still looking.

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