Rose

Like it's the teenagers.

Do you know, it's hard.

It really is hard.

Yeah, because you're constantly, will you hurry up, let him in.

I'm only after coming in, so I'm in the middle of everything.

Everything I'm in the middle of.

24 hours a day.

24 hours a day.

I'm a year and four months here.

Cut on your nose.

Like I've seen people here, there's people here four and five years.

So I don't know whether that's what I'm looking at or to be honest, I don't know.

do you do you cook do you clean here do you do the laundry I know some do and there's facilities here provided for everyone Megan for example gets up every morning and has the suitcases full of laundry to do elsewhere if I do need to do extra laundry me mam's is only down the road okay so I can bring her down there cooking wise no I go to me mam's I don't cook in here yeah sandwiches and that but

um lucky probably so because it's the staff are brilliant I've no problem my kids don't get me wrong when we first moved in they were hysterical um but where we are we're central to their school central to their friends my son plays football just around the corner um

Other places I've heard of, I wouldn't go into.

But in saying that, I think I was very lucky to get here.

There is routine.

Obviously, school and football, go out with our friends and stuff like that.

But it's not a normal routine at home.

If you had your own home, you'd have structure of everything.