Family vs Single immigration
Nov 9th 2003, 2:37 pm
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Family vs Single immigration
Out of interest how many of you are emigrating with children and how many singles/couples are there?
Queenie
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Nov 9th 2003, 5:18 pm
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Re: Family vs Single immigration
Originally posted by queenie
Out of interest how many of you are emigrating with children and how many singles/couples are there?
Queenie
Out of interest how many of you are emigrating with children and how many singles/couples are there?
Queenie
we will be going with our 2 children
aged 4 and a likkle baby.
Nov 9th 2003, 5:28 pm
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Me, my 42 boxes, pink furry chair, and 12 loose and wandering cuddly toys (which are now in shcok, recovering from meeting the little Dagboys!)
Bloke already here, Aussie born and bred.
Bloke already here, Aussie born and bred.
Nov 9th 2003, 6:13 pm
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Originally posted by Pollyana
12 loose and wandering cuddly toys (which are now in shcok, recovering from meeting the little Dagboys!)
12 loose and wandering cuddly toys (which are now in shcok, recovering from meeting the little Dagboys!)
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Nov 9th 2003, 7:28 pm
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Intersting post!
We are going with our 2 children..Daughter of 13 and a hyperactive son of 9 any tips on keeping him entertained on plane would be greatly appreciated
Claire
We are going with our 2 children..Daughter of 13 and a hyperactive son of 9 any tips on keeping him entertained on plane would be greatly appreciated
Claire
Nov 9th 2003, 7:29 pm
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Originally posted by Madhouse!
Intersting post!
We are going with our 2 children..Daughter of 13 and a hyperactive son of 9 any tips on keeping him entertained on plane would be greatly appreciated
Claire
Intersting post!
We are going with our 2 children..Daughter of 13 and a hyperactive son of 9 any tips on keeping him entertained on plane would be greatly appreciated
Claire
Nov 9th 2003, 7:34 pm
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Originally posted by MrsDagboy
DRUGS!!!!! If not for him, for you! LOL
DRUGS!!!!! If not for him, for you! LOL
Claire
Nov 9th 2003, 7:43 pm
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Re: Family vs Single immigration
Hi
I am going with 40 kilos of luggage. The reason is my aussie boyfriend. We want to finally live together for more than 4.5 months at a time. we want a 'normal life'!!!!!
At the moment I am happily packing and sorting my gear, will leave in 3 weeks, yippiee!
Barbara
I am going with 40 kilos of luggage. The reason is my aussie boyfriend. We want to finally live together for more than 4.5 months at a time. we want a 'normal life'!!!!!
At the moment I am happily packing and sorting my gear, will leave in 3 weeks, yippiee!
Barbara
Nov 9th 2003, 8:11 pm
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Originally posted by Madhouse!
Intersting post!
We are going with our 2 children..Daughter of 13 and a hyperactive son of 9 any tips on keeping him entertained on plane would be greatly appreciated
Claire
Intersting post!
We are going with our 2 children..Daughter of 13 and a hyperactive son of 9 any tips on keeping him entertained on plane would be greatly appreciated
Claire
Nov 10th 2003, 6:32 am
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Re: Family vs Single immigration
Originally posted by queenie
Out of interest how many of you are emigrating with children and how many singles/couples are there?
Queenie
Out of interest how many of you are emigrating with children and how many singles/couples are there?
Queenie
regards
rach
Nov 10th 2003, 7:58 pm
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Re: Family vs Single immigration
Hubby is already there, leaving me to pack up the house & two boys aged 8 & 12.
Will fly out on to Sydney January 3rd - anyone else going around this time??
Toni.
Will fly out on to Sydney January 3rd - anyone else going around this time??
Toni.
Nov 10th 2003, 11:37 pm
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Going out on my own (in April), but have Friends & a few members of family out there already.
Sold me house, currently selling everything that is 'big' on ebay, hoping to get my entire worldly contents down to 5 big boxes which I'll then ship over via voovit.com for £200ish.
Wish me luck !! Tis scary going on yer own !!
R
Sold me house, currently selling everything that is 'big' on ebay, hoping to get my entire worldly contents down to 5 big boxes which I'll then ship over via voovit.com for £200ish.
Wish me luck !! Tis scary going on yer own !!
R
Nov 10th 2003, 11:42 pm
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Hi guys!
Me and my significant other are taking ourselves and 3 kids - currently 6 and 2 1/2yr old twins! By the time we get enough money saved they will have graduated from university and the points for skilled ind will be about 150!!!!!!
Hopefully going in about 2 years.
sue
Me and my significant other are taking ourselves and 3 kids - currently 6 and 2 1/2yr old twins! By the time we get enough money saved they will have graduated from university and the points for skilled ind will be about 150!!!!!!
Hopefully going in about 2 years.
sue
Nov 10th 2003, 11:58 pm
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hi there
i'll be leaving on my own and arriving on my own. still i'll only have to find money, food and accommodation for me on my own. 
i'll be leaving on my own and arriving on my own.
still i'll only have to find money, food and accommodation for me on my own.
Nov 10th 2003, 11:59 pm
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Re: Family vs Single immigration
Originally posted by Droitwich Girl
Hubby is already there, leaving me to pack up the house & two boys aged 8 & 12.
Will fly out on to Sydney January 3rd - anyone else going around this time??
Toni.
Hubby is already there, leaving me to pack up the house & two boys aged 8 & 12.
Will fly out on to Sydney January 3rd - anyone else going around this time??
Toni.
We fly to Brisbane on the 3rd. Singapore Airlines 11am.
Jane
