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2012-2013: Student accomodation! A rollercoaster of a year was spent here. Stress, fear but also some of my favourite memories. The building was brand new when we moved in so that was nice but it was all kinda sterile. Also, I hated my ensuite light so much. It was automatic to turn on/off but it was on a timer. So the light would blare out from underneath the door for like 10/20 minutes after you went for a piss in the middle of the night. The worst. Oh and the walls were hella thin and I could hear EVERYTHING. Both people either side of me were in relationships.
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The garbagemen on our street must have hated us when me and my Mom moved. She never threw anything away, it just got sent to the basement to be forgotten. Old furniture, outdated electronics, toys, books, junk, whatever.
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Excited for you guys about moving, Kupo! I'm sure it's hard, though. I felt similarly when I moved to MD when I was 18, from my house I'd lived in since I was 9. I'm sure what you're feeling is even more since it's the only place you've lived. When you guys get all settled, the freedom you'll feel compared to now is amazing though.
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