To bring or not to bring that is the question?
Sep 8th 2005 | 7:20 pm
#31
Born to be wild....
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 5,450
From: Northants to Brisbane.
Re: To bring or not to bring that is the question?
Originally Posted by Jim2004
I've always been told, and goin with it too, that if it's of decent quality and condition, take it!
I best replace the misses then
Sep 8th 2005 | 7:28 pm
#32
Forum Regular
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 48
From: Paradise - far North Coast NSW
Re: To bring or not to bring that is the question?
Originally Posted by lacey21
Hi just spoke to my sister in Australia.
she has told me to bring everything down to the rugs and cushions.
How much does one of the containers cost please? and is it worth starting over again with new stuff or cheaper to bring your own?
Cheers for any answers
Lace xxx
she has told me to bring everything down to the rugs and cushions.
How much does one of the containers cost please? and is it worth starting over again with new stuff or cheaper to bring your own?
Cheers for any answers
Lace xxx
We brought everything with us - even cutlery ! Just thought it would be so much easier to settle quickly with familiar stuff around us and not have to worry about where to shop for replacements. There are enough problems with getting a car, getting rego's, learning where the best food shops are, how to get to them etc.etc. At least after a frustrating day you can have that familiarity. There are certain things that cannot be replaced with the same quality over here - as some-one has already mentioned some things are cheap and shoddy and will not last any length of time so will you be saving any money by not bringing your own bits ?
Liz
