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We've done it!!!
MORPH3US
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Whoopieeeee, after 3 1/2 long months of stress, worry, arguments and anger, we finally have the keys to our new house sitting with the estate agents for us to pick up.
Luckily we have our flat for the next month too so there is no rush to move in, we can spend the next week or two painting and fixing little bits, but who cares, its OURS!!!!
Its such a great feeling although still scary wondering what state the house will be in when we get there, will it be as nice as we remember it, will the neighbours really be friendly and quiet?!?!
Right, got to go.....
M
Luckily we have our flat for the next month too so there is no rush to move in, we can spend the next week or two painting and fixing little bits, but who cares, its OURS!!!!
Its such a great feeling although still scary wondering what state the house will be in when we get there, will it be as nice as we remember it, will the neighbours really be friendly and quiet?!?!
Right, got to go.....
M
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Hey congratulations and ENJOY!!(AKA HRH_MUngo)
Member #10 of £2 savers club
Imagine someone holding forth on biology whose only knowledge of the subject is the Book of British Birds, and you have a rough idea of what it feels like to read Richard Dawkins on theology: Terry Eagleton0 -
MORPH3US wrote:Whoopieeeee, after 3 1/2 long months of stress, worry, arguments and anger, we finally have the keys to our new house sitting with the estate agents for us to pick up.
Luckily we have our flat for the next month too so there is no rush to move in, we can spend the next week or two painting and fixing little bits, but who cares, its OURS!!!!
Its such a great feeling although still scary wondering what state the house will be in when we get there, will it be as nice as we remember it, will the neighbours really be friendly and quiet?!?!
Right, got to go.....
M
I remember this. What agreat feeling...Everything will be better than you remember, and if there are the odd spots , do it right away and make it your home.
Congrats
Be lucky
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well done may we all wish you health/ wealth and happiness in your new home also a lot of good luck.my bark is worse than my bite!!!!!!!!0
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Congratulations
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OOh All the best for your new place Morpheus- hope its everything you hope for :beer::beer: Well aint funny how its the little things in life that mean the most? Not where you live, the car you drive or the price tag on your clothes.
Theres no dollar sign on piece of mind
This Ive come to know...
So if you agree have a drink with me, raise your glasses for a toast :beer:0 -
enjoy your freedom, can't wait my turn, hopefully in 1 or 2 months...........0
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thought my neighbours were sound looked after the house when we were away took parcel's in when we were at work . then out the blue he'd lost the plot objected to my front garden wall for which i had to get planning permission because of them and which was unsucessful because of 1 bloody neighbour and now i have appeal pending , carn't always trust your neighbours i'm afraidMORPH3US wrote:Whoopieeeee, after 3 1/2 long months of stress, worry, arguments and anger, we finally have the keys to our new house sitting with the estate agents for us to pick up.
Luckily we have our flat for the next month too so there is no rush to move in, we can spend the next week or two painting and fixing little bits, but who cares, its OURS!!!!
Its such a great feeling although still scary wondering what state the house will be in when we get there, will it be as nice as we remember it, will the neighbours really be friendly and quiet?!?!
Right, got to go.....
M
anyway good luck with your new house0 -
It's quite funny because we had a month to move as well and were planning n spending the time getting stuff done, but after we got the keys we were so impatient that we went ahead and moved in a week later.
Congratulations!It's not easy having a good time. Even smiling makes my face ache.0 -
Yay! That's great Morph3us - hope it's all you wish for:beer:[0
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