Wednesday, 13 May 2009

Moving, shaking, cleaning

Our paperwork was accepted today, well the guarantor's paperwork, so now we wait for the contracts to be drawn up, and then have to find the deposit, while we cross our fingers for the deposit back from this property. I've been cleaning with baby wipes again, under the kitchen cupboards, and various sections of skirting board. We also peered in the storage space today and decided the 9 year old computer with half a gigabyte of memory can go as can the threadbare flying jacket, that has been sat in there with a broken zip for 3 years.
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