Moving Out!

[chisme]

you knwo the best thing about getting a new place? furnishing it!!!

lol before you move in id advise you to paint any rooms any colours your planning to save moving all your stuff about

chisme Reviewed by chisme on 12-27-2007. Moving Out! Well well well... The time has come, ladies & gentlemen, for me to finally move out of my parent's household. I will be starting the new year with a giant leap in my life, which is CENSORED AWESOME!! :jointsmile: I found a 4 bedroom house about five mins away from my work, where three young college graduates who seem to really enjoy playing Guitar Hero reside...When I walked in, there was like 6 asian people playing GH, and they had the guitar, the bass, the drum set, and the damn Rating: 5

[dragonrider]

You have some great times ahead (and no doubt some real pain-in-the-ass situations as well)! I had roommates for a long time when I moved out and some really great experiences out of that, but there were also some lonely and isolated times that I just wished I was back home. Either way, it's exciting! It's been 13 years since I had roommates, but I still start a lot of stories with, "My old roommate <so-and-so> used to ..."

Good luck!

And don't waste any money buying anything new for the new place --- the garage sale and thrift store are your new best freinds!

[birdgirl73]

Having roommates is part of the learning/growing experience, just like meeting other challenges in life shapes you. With luck, these'll be good roommates, but even if they're not, I guarantee you'll learn something from that situation. I hope you have a good time on your own, CanaD. I also hope laundry doesn't give you as much of a challenge as it has my son!

[geonagual]

Congrats brother:jointsmile:

If you need help transporting your stuff let me know.

My move out was to Fort Benning, GA when I was 17...

[ReUp]

I'm still under the wing and just can't imagine how to live without my parents help. Not many people like to admit it but I will. I was spoiled. Someone pays the bills, cooks the food and does my laundry. It's overwhelming to think about all the things that they do for me. I mean I've worked a job since I was 15 to use as spending money but I've been given plenty. I can't imagine juggling all the things my family does and what I do now. I'm making progress but I'm still a ways off. I really respect people who move out at 18. You are inspirational to a loser like myself. I hope one day I can make the leap and survive the fall.

Best of luck!

[DreadConches]

Sorry to branch off but...

CANADANKS, THAT'S ROCK BAND!!

[CanaDanKs Inc.]

Sorry to branch off but...

CANADANKS, THAT'S ROCK BAND!!

Mwheheeh, you know I actually just learned that today..
soon I will be able to tell the difference... and I will probably become pro at it! :thumbsup:

[DreadConches]

Yeah, you are now on the road to super stardom.
First you move out, then you start a band (a digital one of course), become ultra-famous, get addicted to digital drugs, and burn out.

[PackAnotherBowl]

Your going to have so much fun...hope the best works out.

[geonagual]

I helped CanaDanks move into his new place yesterday..which was Jan 1st..thats because I got all the cool straps and ropes to move someone. It was interesting to see his mom cry as we were loading up his stuff..it reminded me of my own mom who cried many times as I boarded a airplane and flew off somewhere.
I did meet 2 of his new roommates..not sure if they smoke or not..hard to tell..seem cool and honest..what a great time of life:rastasmoke: