Count to a million

[DasCapschen 7,766]

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I know what you mean :/

[Dawnchaser 🌄 8,092]

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@Der Kerzenwaechter

 

[Kawaii Besu 28,011]

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*huggo Dawneh and Candleh* :T

 

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being an adult sucks, so much to do and no time ;c
need to wash the dishes, do laundry, clean up the room, take out the trash, bring back bottles (for Pfand), buy milk, do maths homework, recap maths from the last 12 years, prepare other lectures too, I'll have to organize my stuff into folders I have yet to buy, still have to find a fly swat in this town, have to fix my wifi, make dinner, I'll have to make some appointments because bureaucracy ; all that after 7 hours of lectures and I do still want to sleep and have free time
Can I switch places with you Dawn? I'll be sick and suffer for you until I(you) feel better and you do all the stuff for me? c:

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Thanks, guys

 

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Sure, but you'll have to nip out to the shops and get something for dinner, look after my daughter, get her dinner ready and lunches for wife and daughter for tomorrow. Then put daughter to bed.

Yeah, seems a fair swap

Edited October 10, 2017 by Dawnchaser

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You can't even chill when you're sick? :C

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[Dawnchaser 🌄 8,092]

4 minutes ago, Das Capschen said:

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You can't even chill when you're sick? :C

The world keeps turning c:

I would have enjoyed my rest this morning if I'd had a decent sleep rather than c1hr

#AdultLife 

[DasCapschen 7,766]

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:<

[CandleCandleCandles 2,012]

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:S

[Dawnchaser 🌄 8,092]

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I'm lucky, hopefully the wife'll be home in an hour or so and we can share the jobs

[DasCapschen 7,766]

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[CandleCandleCandles 2,012]

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Always good to have someone else to count on <3

 

[Dawnchaser 🌄 8,092]

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Unless we're both ill at the same time (thankfully just me)

Edited October 10, 2017 by Dawnchaser

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[lomk 20,663]

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Man, I know where you're coming from. But know that setup is the hardest part about moving out for the first time. Once you have it all hammered out, you can just kinda coast. 

If it makes you feel any better, my girlfriend and I have been renting this house two months now and we are still unpacking boxes. Makes me want to donate all of the ones we haven't unpacked yet to Goodwill. If we haven't unpacked them yet, do we REALLY need them?

I'd the one of the biggest hassles is making sure you get your mail. And you'll have to do that every time you move.  I've moved 6 times in the last 7 years. It's tiring. 

Edited October 10, 2017 by Frau Blucher

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It's nice to have been settled for a while, makes my next security clearance form easier as it'll be one address and no others in the last 5 yrs

[DasCapschen 7,766]

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"Show that A implicates B is equivalent to not A or B" - okay, no problem

"Illustrate that with a venn diagram" - whaaaaaaaaat?

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[lomk 20,663]

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I'd really say the expense is the worst part of it all. I'd never had utilities in my name when I moved to the city after college graduation. My roommates all already had utilities so I didn't bother. When I got out here I had to put deposits down on everything. Electricity, gas, and internet, primarily. Then I had to put a deposit on the apartment itself and pay rent. I also needed cleaning supplies, food, some equipment like a router and an aerial for the tv. It's a good thing I had some savings left over and that my parents helped me move because I couldn't afford movers. After everything was said and done, my savings was obliterated and I'd spent $3,000 just to move.  But that was by and large the most expensive move I've ever done. Moving into my house was pretty expensive too, but nothing quite like my first major move. You just have to buy so much shit.

Moving into a house is no better, tho. I needed a lawn mower right away. Fortunately, I have  buddy who had an extra and was willing to part with it for a 12 pack of beer. It's probably about 10 years old but it runs like new and cuts grass without breaking a sweat so I'm happy with it.  Especially since I paid $10 for that beer. 

It stinks and it's expensive but I guess what I'm trying to say is you kinda get used to it. It's sad, but you do. 

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Edited October 10, 2017 by Dawnchaser