Well, the countdown’s really begun. I’ve started a new “sideline” blog up at moshtour.me.uk and in less than 28 days I will be in London, and not coming back. In less than fourteen, I will have moved all my possessions and furniture out and will be dossing with friends for a couple of weeks.
It is now most definitely reaching almost “scary” proportions as I frantically look around and wonder if I’ve missed anything.
Then I realise I have, but that’s on the other blog (along with pictures of the t-shirts!) Go, now!
One thing I was hoping to do was to leave my house “useable” on first arrival by whoever buys it. You know, some water or drinks chilling in the fridge, loo roll on the spindle, cleaning products available in case it’s got dusty… the little things that’d make life that bit easier when they first move in.
However, I’m down to my last loo roll. I put it on the other night and I really don’t want to go buying another 4- or 8-pack or whatever for the sake of a couple more poops.
Then I realised how long the last one had lasted for. And then I realised that there hasn’t been a woman in the house for ages (no housemates or anything). Then it hit home how much bog roll the fairer sex go through.
Don’t get me wrong. I don’t use a single sheet, wipe, fold, wipe, fold and so on until there’s not a square millimetre untainted by faecal matter before reaching for another. I’m not quite that stingy. But I can make a standard Morrisons Bettabuy cheap’n’nasty 2-ply roll last me a month quite easily. I was going through 2-3 rolls a week with a woman in the house.
What the hell do you lot do with it all? Wrap it round your hand like a big boxing glove before fisting yourselves to make sure you’ve got every bit? Or do you just like playing Egyptian Mummy in the bathroom when the door’s locked? Perhaps I’ve not noticed that my ex-housemates have actually had really, really small boobs and have been padding their bras?
Either way, I think I’m safe with the last roll I have. There should even be about half of it left to leave for whoever buys the house.
They may need to dust it before first use, though.
