The Move Home- How has it been for you?

Hollyg'lightly

On this island(otherwise known as cesspit of doom and gloom) many of us have had to leave behind our independent lives in numerous metropoli of this little state and return to our homesteads due to lack of employment in the former.
The question i pose is this, how you keep yourself occupied as you watch the grass grow? I'm all in favour of some sort of organisation, it could go under the name of 'The crowd at home' or summit, an organisation that suggests activities for us to involve ourselves in that will kick start this nation back into action, maybe jam making or basket weaving?

wudangclan

i think it's called 'after hours'.

davyjose

Hollyg'lightly wrote: »

The question i pose is this, how you keep yourself occupied as you watch the grass grow?

I like to intersperse it with some paint-drying-watching .... extreeeeme paint-drying-watching.

To The North

davyjose wrote: »

I like to intersperse it with some paint-drying-watching .... extreeeeme paint-drying-watching.

you might also like to add in holding ball of wool for your mother while she knits you a christmas jumper?

seriously though i live in fear that this will happen to me, it's good to have the rents to fall back on and they're good that way but i'd hate to have to move back into dependence on them, must be difficult for anyone who has had to so far

Captain Havoc

davyjose wrote: »

I like to intersperse it with some paint-drying-watching .... extreeeeme paint-drying-watching.

At least you can afoard paint :pac:

Abi

Hollyg'lightly wrote: »

On this island(otherwise known as cesspit of doom and gloom) many of us have had to leave behind our independent lives in numerous metropoli of this little state and return to our homesteads due to lack of employment in the former.
The question i pose is this, how you keep yourself occupied as you watch the grass grow? I'm all in favour of some sort of organisation, it could go under the name of 'The crowd at home' or summit, an organisation that suggests activities for us to involve ourselves in that will kick start this nation back into action, maybe jam making or basket weaving?

Bide your time, save your money. Be smart, don't expect things to happen for you if you don't put in the effort. If you put in everything you've got relentlessly, things will happen for you. Losing is for those who stop trying.

In other news, I have my own home and money and not working because I can. I've religiously saved for years and I'm in f/t college now. Its not a look a "whats I got statement", its a "you can have what you want if you want it bad enough" statement.

ascanbe

Hollyg'lightly wrote: »

On this island(otherwise known as cesspit of doom and gloom) many of us have had to leave behind our independent lives in numerous metropoli of this little state and return to our homesteads due to lack of employment in the former.
The question i pose is this, how you keep yourself occupied as you watch the grass grow? I'm all in favour of some sort of organisation, it could go under the name of 'The crowd at home' or summit, an organisation that suggests activities for us to involve ourselves in that will kick start this nation back into action, maybe jam making or basket weaving?

Perhaps you should ask, 'how has it been for them?'

citizen_p

look for a job maybe... got to be more exciting than watching grass grow

Loopsie

luckily i still have a job but i moved back in with my parents last april, swiftly moved back into my own pad in july before myself and my mother skinned each other alive
lived out of home 4 years..........not possible to EVER go back

brianthebard

No grass growth atm boss.