Backstory
Back in mid-February, we discovered that Rocky Mountain Remedies, one of the local dispensaries, wanted to take over our building. This would result in the displacement of the dozen or so small businesses in the building; although our landlord never talked to anyone directly, we were told that we would have 45 days to GTFO after the measure passed City Council on April 3rd.
There was a mad scramble and a lot of hustle, but we finally managed to lock down some new spaces. As it turned out, the measure to allow RMR to take over the building was voted down, but I'd already been given my marching orders.
This was likely due to me having gone to the city planning meeting at the end of March: I spoke up against the proposed exemption (mainly due to the horrible traffic pattern), unaware that my landlord was at the meeting, and received my termination of occupancy notice the next day. (Yes, I was the only one in the building to get such a letter, and yes, since we'd no lease it was totally legal.)

Moving forward
It's an ill wind that blows no one any good, they say, and all of this upheaval is not without its silver lining.

In the meanwhile, from now until the end of May, I will be using a darling one-bedroom condo generously on loan from one of my clients. It's off of Burgess Creek, and there will be some construction in the area starting in the next few weeks, so make sure to leave plenty of time to get there.

Chelsea, starting May 1:
57 10th Street, the office building directly behind Brooklyn’s Pizzeria on the corner of 10th Street & Lincoln Ave.
Erica, now until May 31:
2800 Burgess Creek Storm Watch #204, the second left after turning on to Burgess Creek (make sure you include the "Storm Watch" bit if you decide to map it yourself).
Erica, starting June 1st:
1585 Mid-Valley Drive, Ste 15, in the loft at Kinetic Energy (behind the Emergency Care center and next to Soda Creek Pizza).
We will be updating our website and confirmation emails, so keep an eye on those for more specific directions.