"Home or Away? Where's best to live..."

Like alot of people from the industrial Midlands I always longed to live somewhere away from the city. The seaside has a special magic for people who need to travel at least three hours to reach a decent beach, so it was my dream to live at the sea. Well about twelve years ago it seemed the ideal time to move, it just fitted in with work and family commitments so we decided to go for it. To be honest we did have a safety net, our house was bought and paid for so we decided to let it out and buy another house on the coast. If we didn't settle after a reasonable time we would just go back! So after much trial and tribulation (I hate house ...  Read the complete review

I am a married man, and I am living away from my family because I have to complete my study . I supposed to be living with my family, I used to travel abroad I visit different country , I someime left my family behind while I have work mission; however, I have never lived far from my family for long time . This is the longest time I have spent away from home since I came to the United States for studying the English language . really the differences between living with my family and living lonely are very striking . the deem facile different is the food , when I am far away from my home I usually used to eat at the restaurant alone where the food isn't tastes as ...  Read the complete review

Thousands of young people leave home each September for University, but there are also thousands who stay at home...so which is the best option? First off, I will say that this may become a slightly bias opinion as I left my family in Scotland to take up my place at Durham Uni. I never even considered living at home - in fact, I purposely applied to Universities in Northern England because I considered this to a decent enough distance to move...close enough to go home if there was a problem but I would never be bringing my washing home each weekend. As far as I can see, three are 3 types of student - the ones that live at home, the ones that live away ...  Read the complete review

It's your first week at university. This is different from the first time you went to school, or college, because, for the first time (well, for most people) not only are these people that you're meeting going to be your friends, colleagues, occassional partners and future rivals, if you've decided that you're not living at home, they're going to be your housemates. A lot of people will leave home for the first time when going to university. The whole idea of being an adult, and finally striking out on your own is both exciting and scary. After all, without mum around, who's going to do all your washing, and pick everything up after you? ...  Read the complete review

Deciding where to go to university is a huge decision, one that should not be taken lightly as it has the potential to affect your working life and career after you graduate. While many factors need to be taken into consideration – how good is the college?; what are the entry requirements?; is the course content what I am looking for? – a major decision that needs to be made by a lot of students is whether they want to live at home during their course, or move away. -------------------------------------------- Living at home This option is worth considering if a local college offers a course you are interested in and you could ...  Read the complete review