{ in the sunny south. }

[delga]

I'm here! In one piece! Huzzah!

Anyway, I have photos of the new room to post soon. Every thing is now unpacked except for my suitcases/clothes, and I'm going to do those when I come back from the store. (The Mother made some puri for me to bring with me but I have no other food. I need to buy cereal, milk, juice &c.)

We're going out tonight, which I figured would be inevitable. Off to see a film and then, if I know this lot, for a drink or five. I got here at 12, rang the doorbell and The Flatmate opened the door - in her dressing robe. "We didn't get in 'til five. I'm going back to sleep now." Heh.

Whatever: room is nice, though could do with more natural light (north-facing room, sigh. I'm so used to a south-facing room with a bay window. I can tell the time by my window!) There's lots of storage space and I've filled a lot of it with furniture that I have no use for. Photos later. Will also spend much of tomorrow pinning up postcards/posters, huzz!

Store now.

Comments

[twincy.livejournal.com]

Glad the public transit didn't eat you! And that your wireless is nice to you! *hug* Have fun with your socialities.

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

Haha, public transit in this case = The Dad's car. So.

My socialities take up LOTS OF TIME. But I'm pretty much free today so will email you shortly. Just have to nip out to grab some milk.

[solanpolarn.livejournal.com]

Glad you made it, especially in one piece! I am not overly fond of traveling and the whole packing/un-packing routine of moving sounds wearisome. I have a flat with a spare bed-room and one of the new postgraduate students in my group will be living in it for the next two weeks, because she is being thrown out of her on campus accommodation only to be allowed to move back in two weeks later, in an as yet unspecified room in the same residences. I am rather glad I went to a university where once you had actually got your hand on a student room you were allowed to stay in it until you stopped being a student. Of course that system had/has the drawback that the students who know the least about where to live, who to live with and the university in general, i.e. the new arrivals, did not get student accommodation and had to fix something themselves...

Unrelated, because I have been thinking it and keep forgetting to mention it, I love your xkcd mood theme!

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I find moving very stressful. Actually, I find travelling fairly stressful if I have to take a lot of things with me. (The added stress of luggage keeps my ind ticking over). But The Rents brought me so that was okay.

Here in Soton, you get accommodation for the first year and thenyou have to find a house. I think fourth years and pos-grads get housing options, too, but I'm a third year, so.

Hee, isn't it brilliant?! I can't remember who made it but you should find their namein my userinfo.

[muldy.livejournal.com]

Ooo a new room!

*goes to find you a new postcard*

Do you have a Melbourne one yet?

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

I can't believe you used a HSM icon on me! lol

Haha, wait til you see my postcard collage - half of the ones I have from overseas ae from you!

...and, nope. None from Melbourne yet :)

[muldy.livejournal.com]

Hehehe. *g* I have plenty of HSM icons I could use on you but I'll play nice.

Yay postcards! And you're going to need a Melbourne one so save it a space.

(And I'm assuming you have a new address? You know my email :-P)

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

I sent you my new address! I sent it to your hotmail address? Should I not do that?

[muldy.livejournal.com]

Oh yeah there it is. Whoops.

*had three hours sleep last night*

Ignore me! :-)