retired_susan mcdonald

Moving now to just move again in 3 months seems a bit of an effort to me. twice in a year seems effort even

retired_nashfine

Depends how much of a hassle it will be. Plus you would have to confirm you were going to get a place with the folk from work obviously

trotamundos

Didn't we do this a few months back

What was my answer then?

retired_kpr

iirc that was 'should I take this sports betting job and move to St Albans'. and your answer along with everyone else's was 'yes'. I made the right decision with the job as it's fb but the wrong one with St Albans - should have gone straight to Dunstable. Not helped by the bloke who interviewed me saying that 'all of the new people will move to St Albans' and 'lifts won't be a problem at all'

trotamundos

Thought I said move to Dunstable tbh, but I forget.

Learn to drive. Don't move. If the move is delayed again you'l' have passed your test and could commute?

retired_kpr

This is a really difficult decision. Been thinking about this for days but I just can't ****ing decide I said to myself last week that I'd move if I could find somewhere decent and if it could all be done fairly smoothly (i.e. finding a new housemate for here, getting my deposit back from current housemate). I have found somewhere decent, and I don't think it's going to be that much of a pain. So I should do it really.

But it goes against instincts moving somewhere that I know is essentially a bit crap. But then again, St Albans might be pleasant enough but I'm not getting the benefits at all, I don't know anyone here. And as the weather gets crapper, it's going to be no fun sitting around waiting for public transport in the cold. Another reason I'm still unsure about moving is as Mikey G said the inconvenience of moving three times in the space of six months. But I'm not someone that absolutely hates moving house, and if it can all be done fairly seamlessly then I don't think that's a big deal, after all this time next week that problem could be totally behind me.

retired_kpr

Realistically I don't think I could learn to drive quickly enough to make it worthwhile. I don't have the money to spend hundreds on loads of lessons in a short space of time, it'd surely be a few months before I could pass. Haven't even got a theory booked (passed it over two years ago so it's expired)

retired_v_meenucancer

look i am going to be living in coventry; we all have to make sacrifices

retired_ss2miraitrunks

Scott lives there. Don't dae it.

retired_kpr

KRS I thought you absolutely hated Coventry, why on earth are you staying there? are you still involved with the university at all? did you win that position in the elections? I voted for you.