<em><strong>Chelsea Damariz</strong> - Watching television in the ShareHouse Living Room, around 1:00am...</em><br/><hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i254/RiZAL_D/kaoru_ichinose01.jpg)</div>Chelsea couldn't sleep. Like most nights, she spent her idle time watching late night talk shows and whatever she could find in the endless guides of the digital cable box in the ShareHouse living room. While most of the tenants slept and rested their bodies for the work day in the daylight, Chelsea sat on the couch, huddled under a blanket and secretly sneaking her own cookies for her to eat, the evidence of crumbs she shook off her throw blanket and onto the floor. Seeing the sight of the crumbs on the floor sent her into procrastination mode and 'I-don't-want-to-wake-the-tenants-with-late-night-cleaning' mentality. I'll just vacuum tomorrow, she said to herself.<br/><br/>Yesterday, she took the rest of her day after clocking out from work to post up flyers. These flyers had little slips of the ShareHouse phone number as well as her own typed on them, and they were cut into connected that one could rip and keep for oneself for later calling. A couple had called a few days after, saying they could start moving in immediately. One thing that attracted people to live in the ShareHouse for any given amount of time was Chelsea's open-minded and hospitable demeanor towards others, and also the price of the rent. Even though the ShareHouse sat on the edge of a fairly well neighborhood, the rent was manageable, especially with the more people crashing in one of the sixteen bed provided. The splitting of rent was shared amongst all the tenants living in the converted townhouse ... hence the name, ShareHouse.<br/><br/>The people who called Chelsea said that they could move in immediately, but they didn't specify the exact date or time they were going to do it. Chelsea was surprised that that sort of idea could come true one of these days, even when the rain poured outside. The weatherman, said that the rain that fell in the early morning was going to be the last rain to be seen, as the hotter, and clearer skies appeared in its place.