Photographs and stories by Jim Grey

Tag: apartments

One flies the nest

A personal reflection as my firstborn moves into his first apartment, after getting his first career job.

28 October 2019
single frame: Looking up

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12 October 2017
As society changes there’s always someone there to make a buck off it

Thinking about the greater density actively coming to Broad Ripple, Indianapolis.

5 May 2017
Warm memories of my first apartment

Does a particular home in your past bring especially warm memories? What made the place so special? I’d love to hear about it in the comments, or better yet, on your blog — especially if you have photos you can share. Last month I shared this post about my first apartment, with some photos from just […]

28 January 2015
Three hundred square feet

This is the second in a short series about the most difficult time of my life, ten years ago right now. I told this story once before, in November of 2009, but rewrote it for today. She wanted me out, just for a month, just to clear our heads. Ten days later, the double-cross: don’t come back. […]

19 December 2014
A place to start

I got my first apartment just before I turned 22. I was excited about having a place to myself, but I didn’t make much money and the classifieds showed affordable apartments mostly in Terre Haute’s rougher neighborhoods. On the way to see one of those apartments one afternoon that summer, I passed through the Collett […]

9 March 2007