two years

[nonstick]

For someone who supposedly lives there, I've spent rather a lot of time lately not being in London. I've spent a month up on yet another training course in the middle of nowhere, and the last few days up in Glasgow - partly for Indian Summer (or Twee in the Park as Matt called it), and partly to swan around for a bit and have a nice relaxing time

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[katethegeek]

london is home.

home with faded curtains, peeling wallpaper and a lingering stench that just won't go away, no matter how many spurts of febreeze...

[spongevid]

It is very weird how when at first you dread going somewhere new and always say you would end up back "home" then a while later it's all change.
Even though I was only 11 when I moved from Scotland to England, for about 8 of those years I always said I would go back to Scotland, though now its been 11 years since the move and I wouldn't want to leave here now. Friends ruin everything!!! ha!

[wholepint]

And London is glad to have you.

*cough*

I'll stop being soppy now.

[heart_caves]

don't get me started on missing glasgow.
sigh.

[missmuse]

i was just about to make a very similar post.

[nonstick]

ha, beat you to it! :)

then again, I also moved to London about a week before you, didn't I?

[missmuse]

I graduated exactly two years ago, and i started work two years ago on monday. Situation very similar though..

Applied for job. Got a phone call two days before i moved out of halls to say that i had an interview the following monday. Drove all my crap up to newcastle then got a train straight back down to London. They called me either the day after or two days after the interview to let me know i had the job.

[missmuse]

I moved to london two years ago on sunday i think.