Our first stop was Indro, where we did a couple of quick jobs that needed attending to then we started shopping. Megs decided she would like a solid silver bangle as a graduation present so we chose one at The Silver Shop. At the kitchen shop she bought a pizza stone and a non stick frypan and some utensils. I bought a set of cutters for Gibbo for when we have our Japanese meals. We will be able to cut some fancy vegetable shapes. We checked out the manchester shops and Megs found the style of doona cover she really liked but it wasn’t the right size.

Then we headed back to the apartment to drop off the purchases and the gear that she had packed up over the previous few days and did three trips up 4 flights of stairs to deposit it all in her new room. Then we raced over to Indro again to track down some red sheets.We finally got back to College at 5pm and had roast beef and veges for tea and the tastiest dessert I’ve had in a long time. Then we met up with Gibbo over at the CClub and had a thirst quenching cappuccino. Megs went back to Women’s while Gibbo and I stayed at the Cosmo.

Next morning, Megs picked me up at 8-30 and we went to the unit to unpack another carload of gear and set her room up –another three trips up 4 flights of stairs. We decided that she needed a bookcase so off to Indro again we went. We picked up a slimline one that fitted perfectly in the alcove in her room. I put it together with a screwdriver.
Gibbo picked me up just after lunch and we headed over to Chefs to pick up meat then came home.
It was good to be able to help Megs move, not just the physical side of it but the symbolic and
emotional side too. She’s moving on from the second phase of her life, Uni and College, into the third phase, the “this is real life” phase where she will take on more responsibility for herself and learn more about life and living. She is great company and we had fun, we joked and we laughed and it was a happy two days spent together.
emotional side too. She’s moving on from the second phase of her life, Uni and College, into the third phase, the “this is real life” phase where she will take on more responsibility for herself and learn more about life and living. She is great company and we had fun, we joked and we laughed and it was a happy two days spent together. 

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