Milly and Finn

Hiya! My partner, Finn, and I are looking for community-based housing or somewhere we feel at home. We are in Canada at the moment and will be back in Adelaide at the start of February. We have family to stay with so can be really flexible on move in date! We are also flexible on the length of time we stay.
We have lots of experience living with other people, including in a communal house of 10 people in Vancouver for over a year and a half. We are clean, respectful, responsible and appreciate good communication. We like to connect with the people we live with but also respect people’s space and alone time.

~ABOUT US~
My name is Emily, but you can call me Milly! I’m 24 years old born and raised in Adelaide. I travelled to Canada a couple years ago where I met Finn whilst working at a summer camp as an archery instructor. I was an early childhood educator and nanny, and now work as a disability support worker. I also perform as a fire spinner.
I am open-minded, loving and out-going, and love connecting with people no matter who they are! I have MANY ever-changing hobbies as I love to learn new things! Some of these hobbies include fire spinning, acrobatics/acro yoga, painting and drawing, slacklining, bouldering, dancing, aerial arts and more! Always happy to involve people in the things I do and teach what I know if they’re interested. I also love exploring and being in the outdoors as much as possible; camping, swimming, cycling, canoeing, hiking!

Finn is also 24 years old, born in Canada, but spent many years growing up in the Philippines and China. He graduated his Civil Engineering degree in British Columbia and will be looking for engineering work in Adelaide.
He is very easy going and wonderful to be around! He is wicked at music, in particular guitar! In the summer camp we worked at, he ran multiple canoe trips including a 3 week canoe trip in the Arctic with a group of teenage boys. Finn also loves bouldering so we will be at the bouldering gym often!

We are both vegetarian (eat fish sometimes) but don’t mind living with people who eat meat. We don’t smoke and are not party people.