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By *exysuzi and Mr.SCouple
over a year ago
CONISTON .Stoke Suburbia. Staffs. BARMOUTH. The Lakes (Monthly) |
4 in total. Mummy n daddy moved once, so that makes 2 houses. Moved out n got married, we have moved once so that also makes 2 houses...., 2 + 2 = 4.... yep I can add up lol .....
So in answer 4 xxxxxx Suzi |
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over a year ago
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Oh god loads
I was put into care when I was a small child and ping ponged around children's homes and foster homes for years, I'd probably had in excess of 30 home before I hit 16
I've only had three since being an adult though |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"This my 8th abode.  xxx
And from the other thread, sounds like you need to move again!"
Hahaha nah I'm staying put I love my flat n i couldn't get a better view for the money. I just need to educate the other tennants into thinking about everyone's safty. I love a challenge im thinking of becoming the resident pain in the arse! xxx |
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"As per the title, how many houses/flats/alternative accommodation have you resided in?
I *think* 24. I may have missed one or two."
24? That's a lot.
10 for me. Most of that was changes in student accommodation. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Been in this place for about 15 years and think it might be time to move on somewhere new soon .
I hear Reading is a good place to move to   "
Really? Where on earth did you hear that
I've had a couple of good weekends in the area in the past to be fair. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"As per the title, how many houses/flats/alternative accommodation have you resided in?
I *think* 24. I may have missed one or two.
24? That's a lot.
10 for me. Most of that was changes in student accommodation. "
My 24 is also 3 different countries too. I moved a lot as a kid, because my dad always got bored in his job. Then I went to 4 different universities. So moved a lot as a student. Then I married someone with itchy feet too.
I think, possibly, we may stay put now. We like it here. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"3
Been in this place for about 15 years and think it might be time to move on somewhere new soon .
I hear Reading is a good place to move to
Really? Where on earth did you hear that
I've had a couple of good weekends in the area in the past to be fair. "
Reading is nice. I've lived in Reading.  |
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"As per the title, how many houses/flats/alternative accommodation have you resided in?
I *think* 24. I may have missed one or two.
24? That's a lot.
10 for me. Most of that was changes in student accommodation.
My 24 is also 3 different countries too. I moved a lot as a kid, because my dad always got bored in his job. Then I went to 4 different universities. So moved a lot as a student. Then I married someone with itchy feet too.
I think, possibly, we may stay put now. We like it here. "
Did you like moving as a kid?
I have a friend whose dad was in the army and she hated all the moving. She said it really affected her confidence.
I like the 'new beginning' feeling of moving but all the packing and unpacking does my head in. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"As per the title, how many houses/flats/alternative accommodation have you resided in?
I *think* 24. I may have missed one or two.
24? That's a lot.
10 for me. Most of that was changes in student accommodation.
My 24 is also 3 different countries too. I moved a lot as a kid, because my dad always got bored in his job. Then I went to 4 different universities. So moved a lot as a student. Then I married someone with itchy feet too.
I think, possibly, we may stay put now. We like it here.
Did you like moving as a kid?
I have a friend whose dad was in the army and she hated all the moving. She said it really affected her confidence.
I like the 'new beginning' feeling of moving but all the packing and unpacking does my head in. "
I I only really moved three times as a kid that I was old enough to remember. The first was age 4 so I didn't exactly have "mates" I was leaving behind.
The second time I was 8 and had really struggled to make friends in school so when we moved I was relieved to be in a school where I got on with loads of kids. I went from being the odd kid no one would play with to the most popular girl in the class?! We moved again and I was excited as moving had been fun the last time.
But I was back to somewhere I didn't fit in. And I struggled until I left for uni.
After that I loved moving constantly as a way to reinvent myself. I never really got the hang of making many friends (I'm a bit aspie) so I would become anti-social and it was always a relief to move away.
But I'm trying harder here because we're staying.
For a typical kid I imagine it must be really hard to move a lot as a child. We have (school age) kids now and moved with them recently and they both took it really hard. So we're not moving again.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"3
Been in this place for about 15 years and think it might be time to move on somewhere new soon .
I hear Reading is a good place to move to
Really? Where on earth did you hear that
I've had a couple of good weekends in the area in the past to be fair. "
Well if you're ever in the area again, give me a shout and I'll meet you for a drink |
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By *uzy444Woman
over a year ago
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"15 and a tipi..lived in that for nearly a year..so to me it counts as a home
Wow the tipi sounds interesting! What's the story behind that?"
lived in northern cali for a year, in a tipi, with a beautiful man  |
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I have had belongings and received post to 23 addresses in 22 years. Most of those where when I was a kid and my parents divorced, so two at a time. Although I've lived in 3 counties in the past 12 months  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"heaps,,but the one I own now is my fave,big Edwardian house with loads of room and lovely garden front n back  "
I couldn't afford a new one either
Had to put up with buying a 17th century one with land and an orchard. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"heaps,,but the one I own now is my fave,big Edwardian house with loads of room and lovely garden front n back
I couldn't afford a new one either
Had to put up with buying a 17th century one with land and an orchard. "
we all know you live in a caravan |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"heaps,,but the one I own now is my fave,big Edwardian house with loads of room and lovely garden front n back
I couldn't afford a new one either
Had to put up with buying a 17th century one with land and an orchard.
we all know you live in a caravan "
It goes with my gypsy tops |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"15 and a tipi..lived in that for nearly a year..so to me it counts as a home
Wow the tipi sounds interesting! What's the story behind that? lived in northern cali for a year, in a tipi, with a beautiful man "
Sounds awesome. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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4 but to be 5 in the next few weeks. I think this will be the last as the house is perfect and there's plenty of room in the huge garden for a hot tub .  |
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18 in total - moved quite a few times due to either work, relationship status or spotting a better place to rent that was still within my means.
I actually thought that was a lot but seeing this thread makes me feel far more 'normal' in relative terms. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I have had belongings and received post to 23 addresses in 22 years. Most of those where when I was a kid and my parents divorced, so two at a time. Although I've lived in 3 counties in the past 12 months "
How did all those addresses compare to living next to that moaning cunt squidward? |
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