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Callum moves out

Callum's friends on the Monash Uni Dance Sports committee have been nagging him to come share a house with them. He has hesitated, as he knows that living at home has its comforts. However they found a new townhouse offered at a reasonable rent, and so Callum had no justification by which to reject their overtures. He did some budget calculations and decided to move out.

Today we hired a trailer and I helped him. We got everything into the trailer, unloaded it at the house, and then went down to Rye to pick up a kitchen table for him.

Callum now shares a large townhouse with 1 other man and 3 women. They have been friends for some years, and have had several holidays together. That bodes well for them running a successful shared house.

Once Bryony moves back out, Susan and I will have the family home to ourselves. I look forward to that change in our lives.

Friday, 20 January 2012 in Friends and Family, House & Garden | Permalink

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