Normally I'd say yes, way too early; however it sounds like in this situation it's better to have a place to stay than nowhere at all.

I would say that this early into a relationship you should definitely have some pre-conditions to the move-in and formulate a backup plan as soon as possible. You are moving into HIS apartment, I assume. While it will most likely be considered the both of your apartment while you occupy it, if things sadly turn sour down the road, it will become HIS again unless you are formally signing yourself onto a lease.

I'm only speaking from secondhand experience, and the best of love and luck to the both of you. Moving in drastically changes relationships, especially if you don't have experience in it before, and especially especially if you are going from long-distance to everyday close quarters.

I always did the same thing. I think with clean laundry, the issue is more your comfort with other people seeing, not the other way around.

Dirty laundry on the other hand...

Did someone else bring this up as strange? I thought it was a pretty normal thing to do.

For some real state-fair style concoctions, go the candy bar route.

Grab some of your favourite chocolate bars (SNICKERS!!!!, Milky Way, Kit Kat...)

use a simple recipe for funnel cake batter, such as this:

1 1/3 cups flour
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
2 1/2 tablespoons sugar
3/4 teaspoon baking powder
1 egg, beaten
3/4 cup milk
1 teaspoon vanilla

In a large bowl, mix all dry ingredients. Beat egg, milk, and vanilla together in a separate bowl. Add milk mixture to dry ingredients beating until smooth.

Batter the candy bar and drop in the deep fryer for a few minutes until golden brown. For an added touch, top with some powdered sugar or cocoa.

For an extra touch, try sticking popsicle sticks into the candy bars first, this allows for easier consumption.

Hope the first heart attack is a good one!

I disagree, Josh. If i'm drinking free, it's go big or go home, and I assume that the wonder pbr rep folks agree because we live in an ideal world.

A six-pack a day * 365 = 2190 beers.

Though if they just gave it to me all at once, i'm sure it wouldn't last nearly that long.

That said, what's involved in this contest? I haven't seen an ad yet.

Here's for obvious: The Stalker- Piebald

I'll be around every corner you go. Don't you look so surprised.
I'll be in every dressing room that you're in.
I'll be holding every door you walk through. You don't even have to say thanks.
I'll get groceries at the same time as you.
Don't think I don't know what suits you well. Don't think I don't know.
I'll be in every smoky corner you've seen counting your drinks.
I'll be the guy who drives past your house.
I'll be hiding behind your mirror watching you crimp your hair.
I'll follow you with sunglasses on.
I'll be looking through your windows at night.
Watching you sleep. I will see you at your big game.
I'll be at the same parties as you, and I'll meet you in the closet.
I'll follow you home when the sun comes up

My family used to get a small living tree for the kitchen every year. We would plant it in the front yard after christmas and now when I return home to visit my folks there are a bunch of monster pines with memories attached waiting for me.

Second to OMC, just check your local nursery for the variety you like. Get one small enough to transport, keep it watered and don't go to crazy on the lights and you should have a lovely little tree to plant in a few weeks.

http://questionland.thestranger.com/questions/3031-where-and-how-can-i-learn-how-to-swim-as-an-adult-without-looking-like-a-jackass

There are some ideas in this thread too

I take the mashed potatoes with a healthy side of succotash and dribble with turkey gravey. I take a very large spoon, and on half of it I get a large scoop of my ma's famous corn casserole. The other have gets dunked into the mashers, pressed into the succotash and made sure to include the gravy. I shove this all into my mouth. I wash the whole thing down with cheap table wine.

This is the moment I look forward too the most. I count the whole experience as a dish.

If you're actually concerned about it, just ask him he wants you to rake the leaves from your tree.

If you're just afraid of confrontation, leave those leaves where they are. If he has a problem with it that merits making a fuss, I imagine he will talk to you about it.

I bought a press a few years back and now my collection is completely for gramophone use only. I burn the originals to stay hip.