New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

HARD to settle

really don’t know how people can buy and sell houses on a regular basis. I’ve found the whole process to be most unsettling. Trying to sift through 22 years of possessions, making decisions about what to keep and what to discard. Preparing the house for sale and going to auction. Choosing between renting and buying, and then actually finding a place.

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