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Personal Narrative: Dinner At Atria

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Sometimes, we just want to get out of our daily routines that seem to eat up the spice and color of truly living. After work, we are faced with dull-colored ceilings, the same television shows and our feet touching that boring carpet which hasn’t been in the laundry for the last couple of months.

Instead of being relaxed and rejuvenated, we are sucked into a vacuum of nothingness and that’s when we choose to just sleep the day off. The vibrant personality within us can be altered and we long for something fresh, flamboyant and unconventional.

Your life after your grueling job shouldn’t be confined to your lifeless abode or the usual restaurant you eat dinner at. Therefore, it should be different from what you usually experience. If you crave for a delectable way of living and want to experience something different each …show more content…

This preconstruction development is set to be completed in the very busy yet lovely area of Sheppard Avenue East in Toronto, just on Highway 404’s eastern side. The very location of the Parfait at Atria will be love at first sight as it is adjacent to some of Canada’s major roads and highways. Perfect if you are working in the business district of the town.

Also, the Parfait at Atria will be in close proximity to different establishments, so you’d never miss out on anything. Despite the disclaimer that you might not want to leave your purchased unit, it’s just good to know that this real estate venture is close to the Fairview Mall, Parkway Forest Park, Lynedock Park, Bridlewod Park, schools, dining and entertainment establishments.

The Parfait at Atria Condominiums exudes its favorite adjectives which are ‘cute and chic’ as it would only have nineteen floors. Set to be completed in the summer of 2019, there has been an observable trend of pre-purchasing from different parts of the country even before it breaks

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