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What the Loungers did Next... [off topic chat]
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rainbow kirby wrote: »I'll be living in zone 2 (Kentish Town) and working pretty centrally (kinda between London Bridge and Bermondsey just off the jubilee line) - so probably not that much need for a while anyway! Rent when we get out of the shared house and go for our own place is going to be a bit of a killer... :eek:
In The Downward Notice Period Spiral right now. Have done absolutely **** all this week, trying to write handover documents but fcuk me it's boring :pac:
Nice spot, Kentish Town. Yup it takes a while to adjust to rent prices; I tend not to think about it or to compare (you cant compare in context), even tho my mam is always saying 'ye could rent two three bedroom houses in the estate across the road from us for the amount ye pay on rent!!'... yes mum, Id love to live right across the road from ye
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LadyMayBelle wrote: »even tho my mam is always saying 'ye could rent two three bedroom houses in the estate across the road from us for the amount ye pay on rent!!'... yes mum, Id love to live right across the road from ye
Somehow I think my mam wishes we'd all end up living near her, rather than London, Christchurch and one brat still at home :pac:0 -
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Glad to be home! Lots of paperwork ahead of me tonight but it has to done.
Re-transforming my website so haven't been blogging. I didn't realize how much I missed writing until I stopped, I have a backlog of emails from to respond to so better stop procrastinating on Boards
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Hello all! Hope you're okay PP, and best of luck with the interview HardLuckWoman
I moved my stuff home from Dublin for the summer, finally. You really do become ruthless about culling stuff when you have to cram two bedrooms worth of things into one rather small room with feck-all wardrobe space.
Poppa Bear is doing a barbecue later though \o/0 -
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I did too, dropped a big bag of clothes and stuff over to my mam's last night for the charity shop! 3 big bags of stuff for the bin, could probably fill one of my bags with shoes alone...Well, I was, I'm currently watching doctor who with my sister. You wouldn't think I was moving out next week.
Week and a half until I move out of my apartment, 4 days of that in London, Dublin Pride included there too... have I started properly packing? Have I fúck
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11 minutes to freedom!
And my baby grinds students have finished their exams! Both felt it went well, while one of the topics we'd prepared didn't come up, they felt it was grand (got a bit of a fright when visited the LC forum and everyone was saying it was horrific..).
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How so Joe wrote: »Lots of loungers in London soon. I've been hit by an attack of homesickness today. I want to go back to Ireland, I don't like London any more!
Go on, shatter my dreams why don't you!! 0 -
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iwantmydinner wrote: »Go on, shatter my dreams why don't you!!
Ah, it's not really that bad. I sent my boyfriend home this morning, so I'm fairly miserable today.
But after I posted that and left college, I walked into the main square and there was an abba tribute band belting it out. And I got a free biscuit. Shaped like a moustache.
London is weird.
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How so Joe wrote: »Ah, it's not really that bad. I sent my boyfriend home this morning, so I'm fairly miserable today.
But after I posted that and left college, I walked into the main square and there was an abba tribute band belting it out. And I got a free biscuit. Shaped like a moustache.
London is weird.
But I guess it's okay sometimes.
London is weird a lot if the time
so many people but you can go from one end of the week to the other without talking to people, and then stumble upon something random that cheers you for days! It's a funny kinda place. Cheers up How so Joe x 0 -
*Hugs* for How So Joe. It's always so hard to say goodbye and go back to 'real life', I'd imagine it's especially difficult when it's your boyfriend you're saying goodbye to! Hope you feel a bit better soon
I'm so excited for you guys moving to London I'll be applying for training contracts there soon, doubt I have any chance of getting one but it's nice to dream Really looking forward to visiting London next weekend too! Hope all of your packing and preparation goes wonderfully over the next while!
Went to see Man of Steel earlier, really enjoyed it. Henry Cavill is a fine specimen! :pac:0 -
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Ilyana 2.0 wrote: »I want to go to London again, I want to visit ALL the museums. I've decided that that's what I want to be when I grow up; a museum curator
That was what i wanted to be
I had the right primary degree but not the points :mad: 0 -
Pixie-Fairy wrote: »That was what i wanted to be I had the right primary degree but not the points :mad:
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I took the car out for a spin all by myself and I didn't crash or anything.
Now it was only 2 minutes up the road to training but it's a start!
Boo to hay fever too. My eye is finally coming back down to its normal size.0 -
Ilyana 2.0 wrote: »Does one need points to be a curator?
You need a 2.1 in a degree thats mostly history and a years experience working in a museum. I got a 2.2 0 -
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Pixie-Fairy wrote: »You need a 2.1 in a degree thats mostly history and a years experience working in a museum. I got a 2.2
Aaah. History is my minor unfortunately, but I'm trying to structure my modules in such a way that half of them will still be history. Seems tougher to get into than I thought...0 -
Ilyana 2.0 wrote: »Aaah. History is my minor unfortunately, but I'm trying to structure my modules in such a way that half of them will still be history. Seems tougher to get into than I thought...
I would love to do that course. Honestly my ideal job. Im raging over it!! 0 -
Pixie-Fairy wrote: »I would love to do that course. Honestly my ideal job. Im raging over it!!
It's an odd kind of course; a glorified arts degree, tbh. But I do enjoy it, especially seeing as the boring law subjects are finished now.
I'd love to work in a museum too, it'd be soooo interesting. Is there any other way you could get into that kind of work?0 -
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