classic33
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Said I was outa range.
Tea?
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classic33
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None here, t'were forecast yesterday to be clear skies today.
I'll be seeing the solicitor later - another step towards the move, I hope!🤞
Don't hear too often about someone going to see their solicitor hoping to have news about moving house*. Hope it's good news though.
*Government holidays at Her Majesty's Pleasure being more common.
Bobby Mhor
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Good Morning
late again
late again
classic33
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I dunnoGood Morning
late again
Maybe if whilst you waited for the game(s) to begin...
Bobby Mhor
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Mo1959
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Hope a dinnae faw on ma arse trying to run the morra!We have a yellow warning for wintry stuff....
better go check on supplies
classic33
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Will it settle though?We have a yellow warning for wintry stuff....
better go check on supplies
"Heavy" snow forecast for down South tonight/tomorrow. I'm guessing 1/4 inch at best.
classic33
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Just take it steady downhill.Hope a dinnae faw on ma arse trying to run the morra!
Well, all went well today.
I signed the purchase contract and the solicitor is holding that until a couple of minor questions are answered, and land registry do their thing, but he thinks we should get completion within 3-4 weeks.
The sale of our apartment is also proceeding nicely so he hopes to complete on that a few weeks later. This will give us a short overlap when we can get on with cleaning and having quotes for the refurb work on the bungalow before we actually move in.
This has the potential to work out very well and I hope that that proves to be the case. 🤞🤞
We did, of course, take a quick run over so that we could have yet another walk around our new neighbourhood.🚶♀️🚶♂️
I signed the purchase contract and the solicitor is holding that until a couple of minor questions are answered, and land registry do their thing, but he thinks we should get completion within 3-4 weeks.
The sale of our apartment is also proceeding nicely so he hopes to complete on that a few weeks later. This will give us a short overlap when we can get on with cleaning and having quotes for the refurb work on the bungalow before we actually move in.
This has the potential to work out very well and I hope that that proves to be the case. 🤞🤞
We did, of course, take a quick run over so that we could have yet another walk around our new neighbourhood.🚶♀️🚶♂️
classic33
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It's all over to your new place over the Christmas Unlocking to help out then?
January may be a bit like this
View: https://youtu.be/1sej_I40_8U
The bungalow isn't as old as we thought. We had thought that it was built in 1970 but it turns out it was June 1979. I would think that makes it a lot less likely that we will have an issue with any asbestos containing plaster etc. I feel a lot more relaxed about things now that we have got to this stage.
classic33
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January may be a bit like this
View: https://youtu.be/1sej_I40_8U
The bungalow isn't as old as we thought. We had thought that it was built in 1970 but it turns out it was June 1979. I would think that makes it a lot less likely that we will have an issue with any asbestos containing plaster etc. I feel a lot more relaxed about things now that we have got to this stage.
Best leave you to do that then.
Surprised you've only just found out when it was built. The number of visits you've made. And your paperwork!
When we talked to the neighbours and the estate agent we got dates that dotted the 1970's. One neighbour said his and ours were built about 40 years ago and he gets the prize! I suppose the problem was that the owner was in a nursing home so not available to give an accurate date
