Some of you have noticed there's changes afoot at the chris667 camp.
I'm moving, because in October I want to finish my degree full time. The OU is great, but it will take forever, and as there's no work I fancy I'm going to study full-time. My dad's going to look after Lucky. :cry:
I've been careful with my UCAS choices to make sure they're all near a navigable river. I can find somewhere to moor anywhere in the country, more or less, but it can be a very insecure life. If there wasn't a mooring anywhere local, I'd be "bridge hopping", which is grand but can involve a lot of travel.
Then again, I could also move into halls, and sell Malliard of Joy. I'd more or less break even on her. I'd meet lots of people, and probably have a nice time. But would it do my head in living with students for the next three years after living with no-one but my dog for the last five?
Financially, owning my boat and renting a room are about the same. Boat may be a teensy bit cheaper, but there's not much in it.
What do you think?
I'm moving, because in October I want to finish my degree full time. The OU is great, but it will take forever, and as there's no work I fancy I'm going to study full-time. My dad's going to look after Lucky. :cry:
I've been careful with my UCAS choices to make sure they're all near a navigable river. I can find somewhere to moor anywhere in the country, more or less, but it can be a very insecure life. If there wasn't a mooring anywhere local, I'd be "bridge hopping", which is grand but can involve a lot of travel.
Then again, I could also move into halls, and sell Malliard of Joy. I'd more or less break even on her. I'd meet lots of people, and probably have a nice time. But would it do my head in living with students for the next three years after living with no-one but my dog for the last five?
Financially, owning my boat and renting a room are about the same. Boat may be a teensy bit cheaper, but there's not much in it.
What do you think?