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moving to new places
Orikaeshigitae
Registered User, ClubPA regular
Registered User, ClubPA regular
as some of you may know, i'm moving to vancouver at the end of august. it is super exciting and at the same time kind of terrifying. it'll be my first time moving away from home. i'll miss having a gigantic HDTV.
i'm sure a mature and sophisticated forum like SE has some good moving stories. or any stories. really. stories stories.
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I'm not in The Circle but I'll give you my number if you want
That's the worst plan.
Tell me about it.
i have a hunch i'll be down in the unnamed city in which you live quite a bit
it was nice not being in an obscenely overcrowded high school
I think this picture is going to be big so I'm spoilering it
bestow unto me some of your innumerable wealth
lived on my own for the first time when I was 16
can't even imagine (A) having lived in the same town my whole life or (B) living with my parents still
packing sucks and carrying heavy shit up two flights of stairs is the blurst.
next time, I'm hiring movers
maybe in like 10 years or something.
maybe he twitched and he's actually living in that shed on the left
Also when I was in college, my lease had gone up and I didn't have a car and everyone was out of town. So I made a batch of blackberry mint juleps and drank all day and moved my stuff to my new apartment in a Radio Flyer, piece by piece.
E: Living in New York was the most fun ever
"Sandra has a good solid anti-murderer vibe. My skin felt very secure and sufficiently attached to my body when I met her. Also my organs." HAIL SATAN
nono, that while building on the left is where his family lives.
edit: damnit orik.
that looks...a lot like my granddad's cottage in Lake Tahoe
are you sure that you're not actually in Lake Tahoe
are you sure that you're not
my granddad
edit: ok I swear to god his even has that same handrail-less staircase
this is spooky
that's bad ass.
Good luck Orik!
nothing you gotta bring with you except clothes, books and kitchen stuff
anything else you can live without for as long as it takes to get the money to buy it
that place is bigger than where 10 individuals i know live, if you added all their places of living together.
that's basically what i'm planning to do.
people give beds away on craigslist a lot
I'd bet Orik can find a fine bed for less than $50 in a day or two after moving to vancouverton
this has happened 3 times
I'm starting to wonder if I shouldn't just buy stock in Greyhound
people hate holding onto shit once they've decided they're going to sell it
Turns out I can leave virtually anything at all behind except books, which is pathetic since books are also the heaviest thing to move next to furniture.
"Sandra has a good solid anti-murderer vibe. My skin felt very secure and sufficiently attached to my body when I met her. Also my organs." HAIL SATAN
Seriously. Unless you're the type who is attached to stuff in general. If not, trust that there will be stuff in Vancouver too. And enjoy it up there.
I plan this to be only for 2 months tops
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Wow Unintentional, where is this? What lake?
I might sig this for posterity.
I dunno
that guy invented rape rooms
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So, don't do that?
Just stack them nicely and throw a mattress on top
I went back to school; the main reason being I wanted to have a solid place to stay for awhile. Unfortunately some of my classes won't transfer, and I have to wait one more semester before I can go to the University I was planning on.
I used to have a whole lot of crap. The main thing I've culled is video games. I also ended up getting rid of my desktop computer and a lot of books. (I know books are great, but they're really heavy, too.)