My first week back home in Melbourne
Sep 26th 2003, 10:49 pm
#16
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 11,149
Originally posted by Jaykay
Thanks Tina, I hope it sells quickly too. I want my own house. This living with the parents thing is okay for about a week, but I've now spent some quality time with them and I feel it's time to put some space between us
Regards
Thanks Tina, I hope it sells quickly too. I want my own house. This living with the parents thing is okay for about a week, but I've now spent some quality time with them and I feel it's time to put some space between us
Regards
It does get better.
Sep 27th 2003, 2:35 am
#17
High in the Dandenongs
Joined: Apr 2003
Location: Listening to Puffing Billy
Posts: 9,183
Originally posted by Jaykay
Hi H
Living in Kilsyth which is at the foot of the Dandenongs. Alana is doing just fine. She's taken to Melbourne like a fish to water. And she has cousins living in the next street, so she is constantly entertained (which suits me).
Depending on where you all decide to settle when you move here there are plenty of nice pubs to meet up in. I know that Jo is moving to the Eastern Suburbs so if everyone else is based on this side of town, I know of quite a few within a few km's of both suburbs.
See you all soon
Hi H
Living in Kilsyth which is at the foot of the Dandenongs. Alana is doing just fine. She's taken to Melbourne like a fish to water. And she has cousins living in the next street, so she is constantly entertained (which suits me).
Depending on where you all decide to settle when you move here there are plenty of nice pubs to meet up in. I know that Jo is moving to the Eastern Suburbs so if everyone else is based on this side of town, I know of quite a few within a few km's of both suburbs.
See you all soon
My relies live kind of round there, Rowville, oh and kilsyth south!
We are eastern bound to, so there should be plenty of us to :PARTY:
