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[Miscellaneous] Moving sucks part 4

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I really, really hope that this is the last part of this post series. At least for this particular house move. Because I'm fed up, and I'm not sure what else can go wrong. 

[Miscellaneous] Moving sucks part 3

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Well, moving still sucks. This whole process is really starting to take the mickey; I naively thought that it would be relatively simple, but I'm starting to realise how lucky I was with all of my previous moves. Each time I had people to help me, and I was moving in with other people so there were bodies around. This time it's a completely different story, and I'm starting to get a bit fed up. Admittedly it's only been a week since I got they keys, and a busy week at that. It's also been stressful.

[Miscellaneous] Moving sucks part 2

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Moving still sucks. But at least I now have the keys to my flat! It's taken long enough for me to become immensely frustrated though - it's not like I moved down here over two weeks ago, or applied for my flat almost a month ago or anything... There's been a lot of waiting around for people to do things over the last two weeks.

[Miscellaneous] Moving sucks

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This is the first in what will likely end up being a series of posts. Because lets face it, moving sucks. And this particular move doesn't look like it's going to have an end any time soon... My last post was about my flat hunt  in Coventry in preparation for my new job. That was my penultimate week in St Andrews. My last week in St Andrews involved a lot of driving up and down the UK, and actually not that much time in town! Oh St Andrews, how I will miss thee. (Credit: David Brown)

[Miscellaneous] Moving house

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Today was a said day. I've spent the weekend packing up all of my stuff, and today I moved out of the house that I've lived in for the last three years.

[Astronomy] Do the department shuffle.

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Some interesting developments today at the St Andrews Physics department - it looks like we might all be moving offices soon. One of the astronomy staff members actually has a panic button like this on his office door! (Credit: locksucks.com)