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MyGSXF
24th January 2009, 22:08
We are moving house tomorrow.. again.. this will be #11 in 6 & 1/2 years.. :crazy:
Some been put on the market from under us.. some totally inappropriate (but ALL there was available at the time).. couple of horrid neighbors.. & now cooped in a rabbit warren down a back drive with the world's most inconsiderate neighbors with several vehicles who regularly block driveway.. blablabla.. :argh:
I'm like SOOOOOOOOO ferkin OVA moving house!!!
:bash::angry2::ar15::thud::crybaby:
phew.. I feel betta now.. :calm:
How many times you moved??? can ya top 11 in 6 & 1/2 years?
PS.. the BEST bit.. is.. I now get a garage.. all to meself!!!! with a workshop area on the side... WOOOHOOOO!!!!! :wari: I'm gunna hang my tools up on the wall.. & draw round them with a marker pen... ;)
Curious_AJ
24th January 2009, 22:21
We are moving house tomorrow.. again.. this will be #11 in 6 & 1/2 years.. :crazy:
Some been put on the market from under us.. some totally inappropriate (but ALL there was available at the time).. couple of horrid neighbors.. & now cooped in a rabbit warren down a back drive with the world's most inconsiderate neighbors with several vehicles who regularly block driveway.. blablabla.. :argh:
I'm like SOOOOOOOOO ferkin OVA moving house!!!
:bash::angry2::ar15::thud::crybaby:
phew.. I feel betta now.. :calm:
How many times you moved??? can ya top 11 in 6 & 1/2 years?
PS.. the BEST bit.. is.. I now get a garage.. all to meself!!!! with a workshop area on the side... WOOOHOOOO!!!!! :wari: I'm gunna hang my tools up on the wall.. & draw round them with a marker pen... ;)
man, that sucks... we (well mostly I) want to move soon as well. though I myself have only been in 4 places in my WHOLE life!! ...I hate moving... that's why I wanna buy a house ASAP and live there for the rest of my life and pass it to my kids. lol.. good luck with the move though.
MyGSXF
24th January 2009, 22:46
I myself have only been in 4 places in my WHOLE life!! I wanna buy a house ASAP and live there for the rest of my life and pass it to my kids
4.. wow.. I daren't even begin to start counting... :confused:
ironically.. the house we are moving into.. is 4 doors up from the house I grew up in.. :shutup: & my kids are going to my old schools.. & even some of MY old teachers are still there.. :shit: & I left here (Richmond) in.. 1985!!!! :laugh:
neva thought I would be back here.. & with MY kids!! :doh:
ps: you & that lovely man of yours give each other a big engagement hug for me!! :hug:
Magua
24th January 2009, 22:53
How many times you moved??? can ya top 11 in 6 & 1/2 years?
PS.. the BEST bit.. is.. I now get a garage.. all to meself!!!! with a workshop area on the side... WOOOHOOOO!!!!! :wari: I'm gunna hang my tools up on the wall.. & draw round them with a marker pen... ;)
I thought I was doing well with 10 houses in 22 years. I'd kill for my own garage. <_<
martybabe
24th January 2009, 22:53
I think if you look at the official stress list, moving house and inconsiderate neighbours are front runners,just behind bereavement and divorce, it's no wonder your fed up Babe.
Well here's wishing you and your lovely family some peace in your new home this time Hun. x
Headbanger
24th January 2009, 23:06
My parents moved house constantly while I was growing up, depending on how well the company was doing. Ended up living in an Aunties spare room a couple of times.
Then the upheaval of being a young man about town and having no real place to live, then I skipped to another country and was again always on the move there as well.
By the time I settled back in NZ I went and bought a house and haven't moved since, and If I have my way I never will.
From the front fence to the back fence...Its my domain, and I stalk it like a king.
My word is law.
Well, apart from the places where the wife has any say in it, which is pretty much the entire house and the entire section.
But the shed is mine, Oh yes, In the shed I AM KING.
well, apart from the fact that we are in the process of turning the entire front half of the shed into a studio for the wife to start her business.
In the back portion of the shed mercifully left to me.....I AM KING.
And in-between the shed and the fence, where the weeds grow, I'm king there as well.
FJRider
24th January 2009, 23:32
How many times you moved??? can ya top 11 in 6 & 1/2 years?
No need to move...never home
McDuck
25th January 2009, 01:50
about to move a 4th time in 12 months, how about that?
Nasty
25th January 2009, 04:15
I was 14 years when growing up in the same place ... moved constantly when went flatting .. and now just over 13 years in the home I shared with Grub ... I have decided to stay when I am ... so hopefully won't move for a while!!
sels1
25th January 2009, 07:39
can ya top 11 in 6 & 1/2 years?
Nope...but with that much practise you should be good at it!:laugh:
I've shifted quite a few times and its a load of stress and hard work. And it takes a while to settle in and feel at home. Hope it all goes well for ya
Trumpess
25th January 2009, 08:00
....
From the front fence to the back fence...Its my domain, and I stalk it like a king.
My word is law.
Well, apart from the places where the wife has any say in it, which is pretty much the entire house and the entire section.
But the shed is mine, Oh yes, In the shed I AM KING.
well, apart from the fact that we are in the process of turning the entire front half of the shed into a studio for the wife to start her business.
In the back portion of the shed mercifully left to me.....I AM KING.
And in-between the shed and the fence, where the weeds grow, I'm king there as well.
Buggar eh? It just keeps shrinking away ... but hey ... YOUR STILL KING!!
PirateJafa
25th January 2009, 08:04
I have moved 20 times in my 20 years of life, including both the northern and southern hemispheres.
Why do I bother unpacking?
Trumpess
25th January 2009, 08:08
Nope definately cant top 11 moves in 6 & 1/2 years.
Im sure you will find a scantuary one day, that you can plant your feet and settle.
Growing up, my family moved heaps aswell.
Dad worked for the Ministry of Works as an electrician and on the Railways, from one end of the country to the other, Dunedin, Kaikoura, Wellington, Whangarei, Timaru, Twizel, Kaiapoi, Timaru, where I spent most of my childhood. Then I left home at 15, went flatting, ventured to Brisbane for a year when I was 17, then back to Christchurch. I would have moved about 6 times in ChCh, then found my very own little hole I call home. Been here for the last 12 years.
My total is 16.
Will I move again? Who knows :lol:
Buster
25th January 2009, 08:29
We were asked to move out after being here for only 4 weeks! The landlord assured us the place was comming off the market and even requested we sign a 12 month lease! Total idiot really. I was ready to punch him out.
It ended up going to mediation and turned into a big mess. My partner was in total shock, tears, the whole works, and the kids were only just getting settled in.. poor little buggers...
It ended up we asked for compensation and we walked away with 7 grand. Not bad but we still have to find another place and the clock is ticking!
I would recommend going into a fixed term lease if it suits your situation.. at least you might get a new bike out of it!!
Cheers mate :2thumbsup
MyGSXF
25th January 2009, 08:35
The Calvary have arrived.. sevral local KB'rs.. with trailers.. :2thumbsup
GOD I love KB!!! :grouphug: whadda ferkin AWESOME buncha people!! :first:
Thanks for your wishes everyone.. has been very stressful for me.. with school holidays on as well.. :blink: but am confident the end result will be a hell of a lot better!! :yes:
later!! :Punk:
Jen xxx
McJim
25th January 2009, 08:44
Some been put on the market from under us.. some totally inappropriate (but ALL there was available at the time).. couple of horrid neighbors.. & now cooped in a rabbit warren down a back drive with the world's most inconsiderate neighbors with several vehicles who regularly block driveway.. blablabla.. :argh:
Funny you should say this bit coz I notice you live in Nelson. When we left Auckland we looked at Nelson and Invercargill as options. Took into account availability of jobs, average salary and the cost of a decent house. when I was appalled at what you got or your buck in Nelson coupled with such low wages I was told it was called something like "Sunshine Wages". What utter arrogance from the local employers so I decided emphatically on a move to Invercargill.
I say this here coz if you had lived in Invercargill you would probably have got a geat house first time around!
Curious_AJ
25th January 2009, 11:42
Funny you should say this bit coz I notice you live in Nelson. When we left Auckland we looked at Nelson and Invercargill as options. Took into account availability of jobs, average salary and the cost of a decent house. when I was appalled at what you got or your buck in Nelson coupled with such low wages I was told it was called something like "Sunshine Wages". What utter arrogance from the local employers so I decided emphatically on a move to Invercargill.
I say this here coz if you had lived in Invercargill you would probably have got a geat house first time around!
I've put a little serious thought into moving down to Invercargill myself (although it would mean leaving everyone up here). However, I've also had soem thoughts about jobs, and not too sure if there would be anything available for a junior vet nurse (me) or a job for Indy.
McDuck
25th January 2009, 12:55
I've put a little serious thought into moving down to Invercargill myself (although it would mean leaving everyone up here). However, I've also had soem thoughts about jobs, and not too sure if there would be anything available for a junior vet nurse (me) or a job for Indy.
dairy is massive down there, they are better off with the slightly shorter growing season with plenty of water to make use of it. you would find work, just probebly not small animals....
Curious_AJ
25th January 2009, 13:12
dairy is massive down there, they are better off with the slightly shorter growing season with plenty of water to make use of it. you would find work, just probebly not small animals....
true, I'm more of a small animal person. I've had pretty much zero experience with large animals, so I doubt they'd hire me over other more capable people lol.
McDuck
25th January 2009, 13:15
true, I'm more of a small animal person. I've had pretty much zero experience with large animals, so I doubt they'd hire me over other more capable people lol.
true, but there are not thatttt many people down there, you may well be the only applicant, like with my job, they advertized it a while ago and got one appicant.
Headbanger
25th January 2009, 13:25
true, I'm more of a small animal person. I've had pretty much zero experience with large animals, so I doubt they'd hire me over other more capable people lol.
Perfect, You would expand your experience and capabilities ten fold.
Making a move is all about leaving your comfort zone and discovering new opportunities.
McDuck
25th January 2009, 17:56
Well i am moved and i am well over moving, i just dont really want to do it again. Oh well such is life and hopfully there will be less BS here etc.
Plus i am 2m walk down the road form MSTRS and youngatart, sweet....
Curious_AJ
25th January 2009, 19:28
true, but there are not thatttt many people down there, you may well be the only applicant, like with my job, they advertized it a while ago and got one appicant.
maybe.... heh.
Perfect, You would expand your experience and capabilities ten fold.
Making a move is all about leaving your comfort zone and discovering new opportunities.
yes, i know I could do that, but to be honest I'm a bit scared of large animals, having not been around them much at all and I tend to panick and so they tend to sense that and all hell breaks loose.
McDuck
25th January 2009, 19:33
yes, i know I could do that, but to be honest I'm a bit scared of large animals, having not been around them much at all and I tend to panick and so they tend to sense that and all hell breaks loose.
I was like that with PTO shafts and tractor mowers etc. You get over in about 10 min.
McDuck
25th January 2009, 19:37
yes, i know I could do that, but to be honest I'm a bit scared of large animals, having not been around them much at all and I tend to panick and so they tend to sense that and all hell breaks loose.
And further more the boss was 'with' me (walking along side or keeping an eye on me) for my first 5 hours of my working with the new concept. This ment that if i was so much as 1% unsure about somthing i could pull the emergancy stop and the boss would come over and see what was up.
I only need to do it once and that was becuase the temp gauge was getting a bit high for my liking, that was it.
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