I made this post and well this happened.
The decision to share a two bedroom apartment between four people was one based on necessity and luck.
Blaine and Kurt had talked about him moving into the Bushwick loft with him, Rachel, and Santana but it was just too crowded. And Blaine couldn’t deal with the whole no walls thing. Plus, he and Kurt realized that while they were both ecstatic to be back together, they weren’t ready to live together yet. Maybe the following year, but not yet.
Tina had taken one look at the NYADA dorms and cringed. She knew that New York apartments weren’t going to be much better, but at least she’d get some choice in where she lived and who she lived with instead of being assigned a random building and a random stranger.
Sam couldn’t stay in Lima anymore and he hated Kentucky. He loved his family but he didn’t want to be a burden to them. And all his friends were either moving to or already were in New York, it seemed like the obvious choice. Plus he’d be able to rent a shared studio space in Brooklyn for pretty cheap and work on his macaroni art.
Mercedes was bored out of her mind in Lima. Sure, she had gotten a great job at her church in the child care center but she needed a creative outlet. With Tina moving to New York for school, she began looking into studios that offered internships. In her search, what she found was a songwriting partner that had a similar story to tell and a home studio.
Tina wasn’t sure who threw the idea out there, it could have been any of them. But it was Kurt who found their apartment. A two bedroom apartment a ten minute walk from the loft with large living room and a bathroom with double sinks that had plenty of closet space for four people with very different tastes and sensibilities.
Fire glass produces more heat than real wood, and also is environmentally friendly. There is no smoke, it’s odorless and doesn’t produce ash. You are able to stay toasty warm without cutting down trees and the specially formulated glass crystals give off no toxic deposit.
main benefit: it looks a lot like sorcery
The logical bending of Zutara children.

