Essay On Pops Apology

I have decided to leave and move back in with pops. I apologize for any trouble I have caused during my stay or any frustration my stay has onset. It is not appropriate for me to live in your living room consistently and take up space, disrupt the quiet, eat your food, and accumulate a mess: I placed my textbooks and papers on the kitchen table, covered the living room table with my electronics, and disarrayed the backroom with my studio. I have been enrolled in an OCHM class at the University of California (Irvine), am currently assisting Juanita in GCHM, studying AP Multivariable Calculus, and more; these are superfluous and are personal aspirations and hobbies that I partake in. Thus, I apologize for the redundancy and radicalistic nature of my studies.

I apologize for being inadequate and mediocre throughout my sojourn. There is no need to worry about my stay at pop’s since we have come to a compromise on basic living standards: the air pump has been unchained and un-tarped, the absolute humidity level in my room has been brought down to 35% as determined by a hygrometer, the house has been swept, the bathtub, shower curtain, and other areas have been cleaned with mildew cleaner, the dogs have been bathed and have flea colors—in addition to flea medicine applied to their necks—the fridge has a significant amount of food stored in it, all my sheets, bedding, and other items have been thrown away, new ones [bedding, sheets, etc.] have been purchased, and more. Disadvantages to staying at pop’s is the animal hair due to shedding, but that is hard to permanently reduce and the smell of kerosene due to the kerosene heater placed in the living