Goodbye Telford Court

My girl in UK has stayed in Telford Court since September last year. That means it has been almost 10 months since she left for her studies in University of Hertfordshire. We have been paying 500 pounds for practically 10 months for the rental. It's about RM2,500 every month. On top of that, we sent 500 pounds every two months for her expenses. My girl is a thrifty one and she survived on that. I was always worried if that amount was enough.

 the entrance of Telford Court


So yesterday, she has moved to a new place which is so much cheaper as she shares her room with another student. She told me that she has got herself a part-time job which can occupy some of her free time. Soon it will be her graduation. I will be there for her graduation which is in November. 

At the meantime, goodbye Telford Court!


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  1. i hope your girl enjoys her new environment. best wishes in her future undertakings.

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  2. How times flies, she's there 10 months liao...

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  3. Is the new place nearer to her university?

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    1. yes, her new place is still near her uni..

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  4. Will u be transiting in Singapore when you go there in Nov?

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    1. this time I will take the direct flight to London..

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  5. your girl is so mature and independent too. Can think of how to help out the parents .

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    1. yea, she's a good girl..
      she will post her new place soon..

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  6. Burning holes in the pockets for some and digging deeper in the pockets for some when comes to education in overseas.

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  7. wow, time flies and it's already 10 months your girl has been there in UK.. couple of months later she'll sit for the exam and later you will be flying there for her graduation.. ahhh, reminds me of my good old days~~ :D

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  8. £500 for accommodation a month?? wow, that's very expensive, i remember mine was like half of that, of course was more than 10 years ago!! haha.. £500 for two months of expenses, i think more or less there, i was quite thrifty also~~

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  9. good girl!! she's getting a part time job to help ease your financial burden.. :)

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    1. thankful that she understands our financial burden..

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  10. That's quite a lot of money spent... But that's the greatness of being a parent, hehe~

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    1. Graduation in Nov? Means another oversea trip for you! Syok!

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    2. yes, another one to go before the year ends..

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  11. wow she's a great girl huh,
    instead of going shopping or winding around during her free time
    she choose to work, im sure there's a great future ahead of her

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  12. well I can feel how proud you were for her!
    congratulation to her and to you too

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  13. anyway, about sharing room i think there's nothing
    wrong about it, actually it would be better
    for her just to have someone around

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  14. by the way is your husband going too?
    I bet he wants to see his daughter on that special moment

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    1. no, her father has to work so I will have to go instead..

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  15. have a great day and happy blogging wenn
    take the best of care and god bless you always

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  16. Time really flies.. so fast she is going to graduate already..

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  17. Good that your daughter is thrifty. £500 for two months should be enough. I remember using £30 per week for food for two persons when I was living there but of course have to cook at home and not eat out. My rent was only £575 per month but that was for a whole 2-bedroom house. Guess the rental went up a lot now.

    I guess you must be looking forward to November to see your daughter again. All the best to your daughter!

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    1. yes, I'm really looking forward for her returns..

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  18. Graduation soon in Nov. Good for her.

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  19. Your gal is very matured and independent. Good to hear she got a part time job over there. Guess this is normal, most of the students there did the same thing too, for sure.

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  20. it was like just a month though you talked about your gal going there to pursue her studies. Right now, left a few more months for her graduation. Looking forard into that.

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  21. I supposed to came here last night. Too tired with work!

    Wish you have a pleasant day!

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  22. Hey your gal share a room with another student, this is a good idea too. At least she's not that lonely or get bored over there.

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    1. Time really flies!
      Yes, my girl is very considerate and kind too..
      Definitely a good idea to share room..

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  23. The fees in UK is so scary to me. I heard that colleges and university fees in London are even higher than the skies!!!

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  24. Don't feel bad, somehow the overseas grads have better exposure and more independent. Her qualifications will be hers forever and give her a good future - Education Is Better Than Gold!

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  25. My mum pointed out to me that during my US studies, the exchange rate was only RM2.50 : USD1.
    I reminded her that she was even screaming that it was so high in those days! I saved her money by not going to study in Japan.

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    1. High expenses in UK nut it's a privilege to have the chance..

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  26. what course is she major in? are you not letting her to work and gain experience working in the UK?

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    1. studying in the UK is definitely much more expensive but it is a prestige to be able to study there. Hope that we will be able to send our girls to study in the UK in the future.

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    2. She's doing mass com and we encourage her to stay put there if possible..

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