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j4 ([personal profile] j4) wrote2009-06-27 09:58 am

House!

[livejournal.com profile] addedentry and I have the keys to our house! Well, some of the keys. The estate agents gave us the front door keys, & told us that all the other keys were in the house. They're not, as far as we can tell.

I say "as far as we can tell" because it's entirely possible that the keys are lost/buried under the skipload of junk that the seller and tenants have kindly left us. Books, clothes, furniture, bottles of vodka, a broken bong... basically all the cupboards are still full of crap. Ugh.

So, as twittered, we're going to be there on Sunday afternoon clearing stuff out. It's not exactly a party, but if anybody's at a loose end and feels like helping us sort things into piles ("recycling", "bin", "what the holy fvck is this" etc) then they will be very welcome & we will reward them with beer and/or cake (or equivalent local currency). Also, you'll be welcome to take any of the junk if you want! (I'm not promising some kind of treasure-trove here, but, y'know, books is books.)

If you're planning to take up this generous offer :-) please email/txt one of us for the address.

[identity profile] qatsi.livejournal.com 2009-06-27 04:02 pm (UTC)(link)
Does vacant possession not just effectively mean "it's your crap now"?
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[personal profile] aldabra 2009-06-27 04:33 pm (UTC)(link)
When my family left the country a week before the house sale completed and before they'd got around to clearing the cupboards and roof I was under the strong impression that they'd left me with a legal requirement to do it. But that was twenty years ago...

[identity profile] j4.livejournal.com 2009-06-27 10:23 pm (UTC)(link)
That was what I'd've thought, yeah. Like we needed more crap. :-} Still, hoping to be able to rehome/recycle most of it...