Hi folks...moving to London for post grad and me and my new found girlfriends (gorgeous roomies from 3 different countries) are in search for a fab flat that would suit our lifestyle.. looking at areas near the universities so as not to trouble us so much especially during those nights when we are out to and about in the city...any tips on what sites to go to for flat searching? heeeelllppp...

Oh and by the way...we are all fabulous single ladies just excited to explore the locals :)

Yoooohoo...I don't bite...

take me to your leader

hahaha too cute... let me know if you have plans to party with us ladies

my parole officer said im not aloud to leave the country

so meet in the middle

partying allowed there?

im just kiddin im not on parole

SO maybe a spot of tee

I was just playin with ya so, any inputs with our current dillemma?

no idea

but good luck in your search

thanks ..nice pic

why thank you.....looking good yourself.

Thanks..I try to stay looking 25 as long as I can

you pull it off well

You're so lucky to be staying in london. Lived there a few years ago and the city and the people are all great :) Good luck :)

thanks..lets see how it all works out..its a new chapter in my life and I really needed the adventure, so I said what the heck...so now I'm getting ready to leave :) which part of london did you hang out a lot?

London is a small town compared to Toronto, but I moved here at the end of the exam season, so most of the students went home when I showed up. The locals are EXTREMELY nice folks. They are helpful, giving, and they laugh at my jokes, no matter what. Healthy, honest, belly-jingling laughs.

The servers and clerks at stores are super polite, like everyone else. They give more respect than a nuncius gives to the pope on an Easter Monday.

I'm still in Toronto mode, sometimes I forget where I am and I insist on proving my point. I decided not to rock any boats here, because the townfolk are so nice that it can't be improved where it counts the most.

So... hotspots? Flats? It's mainly new, 10-20 year old houses around campus, with all the amenities you could easily ask for and then some. My landlady, for instance, brings me hot cocoa in the morning, and sings me sweet lullabies at night. Her husband taught me how to forge swords in the bestest of samurai tradition. Their kid is a computer whiz, he gets good mark, and so do all his friends, and all his enemies fail all their subjects. The daughter is learning how to sing, and she is protective of her boyfriend and her Barbie collection. She is in that difficult age, but hopefully she'll grow out of it.