Just in case you come back!!!
#31
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From: From West Yorkshire to Ontario. Now enjoying life in Saskatchewan

Before coming to Canada we stayed at my FIL. My son left behind (by accident) one of his 1st edition Harry potters books. When he realised he called his Grandpa to ask him to bring it when he came to see us. The reply was "oh yes I found it but I gave it away and can't possibly ask for it back".
My son was not amused.
My son was not amused.
#32
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Aww poor lad. My dad never throws anything away, never gives anything away either lol
#33
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From: From West Yorkshire to Ontario. Now enjoying life in Saskatchewan

I can always remember when they moved into their bungalow and mum was trying downsize. She found comics and newspapers that were over 30 years old all neatly wrapped up in the bottom of one of the cupboards.
#35
Good for you!! I intend to get bring over all or most of my handtools later on....I have a huge set of Record Handtools (woodwork) I left behind. BTW how can you possibly use the powertools? what about voltage?

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My buddy still has my much loved Thorens TD125 / SME series III turntable, plus a collection of extremely dodgy 80s and 90s vinyl in his attic. If I could figure out a way to ship it here in one piece without costing the earth I would probably take it back... its safe to say I think Im staying....
#39
I agree thats true. My mom insisted I leave a few of my books on the bookshelf, all she said was..... we gonna pretend you're still around! I knew what she meant by this








