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Hey everyone, I'm in room 102 in Woodstock! I'm wondering if anyone knows about the mattress situation... as in, can you bring your own? I toured a couple of the other residences and the mattresses were about 2 inches thick.
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dont take my word for it, since if im wrong then thatll suck.
but i went to see a double room at Woodstock and when i felt the mattress it reminded me of one of those memory-foam type ones.. it seemed pretty comfy. and i commented and said 'i might not need anything extra' and the CA for my floor replied saying she was also happy with the mattresses and wont be bringing anything
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08-30-2009 at 10:51 PM
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dont take my word for it, since if im wrong then thatll suck.
but i went to see a double room at Woodstock and when i felt the mattress it reminded me of one of those memory-foam type ones.. it seemed pretty comfy. and i commented and said 'i might not need anything extra' and the CA for my floor replied saying she was also happy with the mattresses and wont be bringing anything
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Some people are fine with the mattresses as they are, but then again they've only tried the mattress for a brief period of time. I was fine with the mattress, but at some point near the end of term 1 I had really bad back aches.
That's just my experience though, everyone is different.
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08-30-2009 at 11:27 PM
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better to be prepared than not.. im bringing a foam top ... so even if the mattress is already comfy, i'll jus be extra comfy  |
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08-31-2009 at 01:11 AM
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better to be prepared than not.. im bringing a foam top ... so even if the mattress is already comfy, i'll jus be extra comfy |
Haha, true. Your post actually convinced me to get one anyway. It'll be so much easier to get now than when school starts anyway 
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08-31-2009 at 01:54 PM
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I added a mattress pad and a foam pad on top of my bed in Woodstock, and it ended up being more comfortable than my bed at home!
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Does anyone know if we get a drawer or maybe those shelf thingys under our beds? And also what the closet situation is like?
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3 drawers under the bed, a 4 or 5 drawer dress, and a closet with loads of shelves and hanging space. There's also 2 shelves above the desk, and 3 drawers in the desk. Loads of storage space!
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09-06-2009 at 10:17 PM
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3 drawers under the bed, a 4 or 5 drawer dress, and a closet with loads of shelves and hanging space. There's also 2 shelves above the desk, and 3 drawers in the desk. Loads of storage space!
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Just as she said, TONS of storage space. I just moved in today and i got tons of empty space to fill xD
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Just as she said, TONS of storage space. I just moved in today and i got tons of empty space to fill xD
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haha im all full up. i think i mustve over packed
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09-06-2009 at 10:49 PM
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haha im all full up. i think i mustve over packed
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Dam, i have no idea how thats even possible :o...I just have tons of space to fill.
On a side note...if anyones on the 3rd floor..pm me xD
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Definitely lots of storage space! I thought I got too much stuff, but aparently I have so little
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How many upper years will be living here?
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dont know how many upper years in total, but i'm one. 3rd year commerce, im living on the 2nd floor. Can't wait to move in on monday. Maybe i should start packing. lol. Anyways, looking forward to meeting everyone, definitely gonna be the party rez!
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dont know how many upper years in total, but i'm one. 3rd year commerce, im living on the 2nd floor. Can't wait to move in on monday. Maybe i should start packing. lol. Anyways, looking forward to meeting everyone, definitely gonna be the party rez!
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That's technically today!
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