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When you buy your mix-master, get a red one. They go faster :uhhuh:scarybunny said:Not until I finish uni and get a teaching place/reliable casual work.
UNLESSSSS I manage to obtain a job that allows me to work around uni and still earn enough to live outside home BY MYSELF because I'm sure as fuck not living with any messy, plate-breaking, non-toilet-cleaning, non-meat-eating Newtown bastards. I'm clean, quiet and I love to bake delicious things and I don't want people mooching off my goodness.
However, I've decided that I'm slowly going to build myself a nice glory box type thing complete with everything I need to move out, like plates and a mixmaster. I already have... an icecream maker and a juicer. Not the most essential appliances but useful nevertheless.
Shya. There's one brand I see at DJs which has like matching sets of stuff, like red mixmaster, kettle, mixing bowls, frying pans etc. That's what I want.DownInFlames said:When you buy your mix-master, get a red one. They go faster :uhhuh:
Same deadline i set myself...need a better paying job though with flexible hours for uni and moar money in general, which hasn't been the easiest thing to do of late :\Tulipa said:I have a deadline I'm going to try to do it around July (semester break) otherwise it has to be at the end of this year.
Before I decided what I wanted to do, I knew I wanted to go somewhere far, far away from home. But as it turned out, my other options were in Sydney. So here I am.Captain Gh3y said:Why would you do that if you already live near uni?
I have enough money to move out now if I wanted to thoughgoony said:Same deadline i set myself...need a better paying job though with flexible hours for uni and moar money in general, which hasn't been the easiest thing to do of late :\
Oh gosh STOP WITH THE CSU BASHING. MY SOUL DIES EVERY TIME.Captain Gh3y said:CSU has speech pathology... for that matter so does Curtin Uni over in WA. I think Newcastle isn't so bad compared to those places but
Agree, I have pretty much all the basic furniture (being oldest child is win for this) and am accumulating miscellaneous other household stuff as well. Eg: For Christmas my bf and I got, from his parents; a kettle, vacuum cleaner, blender and mixmaster, towels and sheets.scarybunny said:However, I've decided that I'm slowly going to build myself a nice glory box type thing complete with everything I need to move out, like plates and a mixmaster. I already have... an icecream maker and a juicer. Not the most essential appliances but useful nevertheless.
I'm too scared to live alonezimmerman8k said:Why don't you just rent yourself a studio apartment. It works out about the same as renting a room in a shared place.
Agree. If I manage to get a place before himself gets a job and moves, I'm going to either be going home-home 3 nights a week or asking people to come stay over. BoS boarding houseTulipa said:I'm too scared to live alone
I'm not saying everyone will experience this, since I lost contact with my parents too, but even when I moved in with two friendly strangers, I would be so lonely when they went out and I didn't. I just felt so incredibly pressured to be doing something ALL the time. I couldn't face myself alone at all. I'd go through a massive anxiety attack and go through my phone to find anyone to hang out with. It was such a weird experience to feel like I needed to go out all the time. And in the rare chance that I was alone in the house, like if I couldn't sleep, I got really depressed.Tulipa said:I'm too scared to live alone
I think i'd be fine alone because it's when I'm surrounded by people that my world feels most like a dark, empty abyss *puffs cigarette*Stevo. said:Friend has the same problem. Whenever her room mates are out she gets depressed. Maybe it's just a part of their personalities. I tend to see everyone as being more extroverted than I am. I'd probably handle living alone very well since I do it all the time.