"I wish I had brought..."
Jun 24th 2011, 8:24 am
#31
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Location: Porirua, Wellington
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Re: "I wish I had brought..."
My Lakeland coffee container which was chucked out to get rid of the excess baggage at the airport. And my OH's wellies which he couldn't be bothered cleaninng - he's sorry now!
My OH was working and I had shingles when the packers came so I wish I'd cleaned our garden tools, etc but I just didn't have the energy. We brought pretty much everything else including our garden furniture.
My OH was working and I had shingles when the packers came so I wish I'd cleaned our garden tools, etc but I just didn't have the energy. We brought pretty much everything else including our garden furniture.
Jun 24th 2011, 12:24 pm
#32
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Joined: Jun 2005
Location: In a large village called Auckland
Posts: 5,249
Re: "I wish I had brought..."
Underwear, cushion covers and coathangers.
I know, as mad and bad as it may seem.
If you can't live without M&S undies, best stock up on a lifetimes supply.
Coathangers here really are crap and you hardly ever get given the hangers from the shops when you buy something.
I don't know anywhere here where you can just buy cushion covers without having to buy the whole thing with inners in.
I know, as mad and bad as it may seem.
If you can't live without M&S undies, best stock up on a lifetimes supply.Coathangers here really are crap and you hardly ever get given the hangers from the shops when you buy something.
I don't know anywhere here where you can just buy cushion covers without having to buy the whole thing with inners in.
Jul 5th 2011, 11:46 am
#33
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Joined: Jul 2009
Location: New Zealand!
Posts: 877
Re: "I wish I had brought..."
My list would be like the Generation Game;
Shoes
Boots
Side by side fridge-freezer
Coffee machine
Breadmaker
Front loading washing-machine
Dyson vacuum cleaner
Decent bakeware / saucepans (Prestige, Circulon and the likes)
Anything and everything you like from Ikea
Plus half of a Lakeland
Shoes
Boots
Side by side fridge-freezer
Coffee machine
Breadmaker
Front loading washing-machine
Dyson vacuum cleaner
Decent bakeware / saucepans (Prestige, Circulon and the likes)
Anything and everything you like from Ikea
Plus half of a Lakeland
But didn't see any Siemens...do they sell them there? I have a really old one and boy are they workhorses, I've abused mine for over a decade and it's still going strong
. I'm thinking of getting a new one to take there (if we ever get there 
), what do you think? Any advice much appreciated. I'm concerned about spare parts etc should it need repairing.
