feeling happy?anyone else?
Aug 23rd 2007, 3:59 pm
#31
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Re: feeling happy?anyone else?
And i'll be happier when our visa comes through and i can stop worring 
Aug 23rd 2007, 7:05 pm
#33
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Re: feeling happy?anyone else?
Glad you are happy Marcus
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All the best.
Joex
. All the best.
Joex
Aug 24th 2007, 12:04 am
#34
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Re: feeling happy?anyone else?
i think i should explain as i dont want to upset ellie...
i have been here 4 months and i must admit work has been an absolute nightmare...
i have tried and tried but i just could not turn it round..
ive been out the house at 5.30am and not getting back until 6/7pm(and worked saturday and sundays in the rain)....if it was not for us having this house it would of all fell down..
i started a new job today and met some great blokes and came home tonight over the moon.......
life here has been really hard for us but we are starting to pull through....
but through it all we have stayed happy and we have come through it....
and yes i am happy.......
i have been here 4 months and i must admit work has been an absolute nightmare...
i have tried and tried but i just could not turn it round..
ive been out the house at 5.30am and not getting back until 6/7pm(and worked saturday and sundays in the rain)....if it was not for us having this house it would of all fell down..
i started a new job today and met some great blokes and came home tonight over the moon.......
life here has been really hard for us but we are starting to pull through....
but through it all we have stayed happy and we have come through it....
and yes i am happy.......
Aug 24th 2007, 12:14 am
#35
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Re: feeling happy?anyone else?
I'm happy but then I generally am. Glass half full type I see positives in everything - pisses everyone else off though 
I see positives in everything - pisses everyone else off though
Aug 24th 2007, 12:22 am
#36
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Re: feeling happy?anyone else?
I'm happy!
I'll be even happier when the quarantine centre say that they've got my cat, at the moment she's still at Sydney airport waiting to be taken to the quarantine centre
I'll be even happier when the quarantine centre say that they've got my cat, at the moment she's still at Sydney airport waiting to be taken to the quarantine centre
Aug 24th 2007, 12:33 am
#37
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Re: feeling happy?anyone else?
I'm happy but it may not last too long as I have to face the reality of a return to work in November and will have to abandon my baby girl to childcare.
Apart from that hurdle life is good: sun is shining, we are all healthy and happy, we have a beautiful happy child, hubby loves being an apprentice plumber, we have just returned from a great holiday in UK...... what more could we ask for?
Apart from that hurdle life is good: sun is shining, we are all healthy and happy, we have a beautiful happy child, hubby loves being an apprentice plumber, we have just returned from a great holiday in UK...... what more could we ask for?
Aug 24th 2007, 12:42 am
#38
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Re: feeling happy?anyone else?
Isolation and lack of support force British teacher to head back home
24th August 2007, 6:00 WST
One of the British teachers recruited to alleviate the teacher shortage in country WA is flying home in disgust because of the appalling treatment he says he received from the Education Department.
http://www.thewest.com.au/default.as...ontentID=38238
Aug 24th 2007, 1:00 am
#39
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Re: feeling happy?anyone else?
Pleased to hear you're doing well Gems, I take it this isn't you or your husband then.
Isolation and lack of support force British teacher to head back home
24th August 2007, 6:00 WST
One of the British teachers recruited to alleviate the teacher shortage in country WA is flying home in disgust because of the appalling treatment he says he received from the Education Department.
http://www.thewest.com.au/default.as...ontentID=38238
Isolation and lack of support force British teacher to head back home
24th August 2007, 6:00 WST
One of the British teachers recruited to alleviate the teacher shortage in country WA is flying home in disgust because of the appalling treatment he says he received from the Education Department.
http://www.thewest.com.au/default.as...ontentID=38238
Poor bloke - he wasn't happy
I am BTW
Aug 24th 2007, 1:02 am
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Re: feeling happy?anyone else?
im feeling happy my folks arrive tonight havent seen them in over 2 years!!
id be happier though if this baby would make a apperance 3 days late so far............:curse:
id be happier though if this baby would make a apperance 3 days late so far............:curse:
Aug 24th 2007, 1:04 am
#41
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Re: feeling happy?anyone else?
Hope you have a great time with your parents Kez ! I bet with all the excitement of seeing them will put you into labour very soon !!!
Nicky
Aug 24th 2007, 2:23 am
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Re: feeling happy?anyone else?
[So pleased for you, you have cheered me up too,
WEll done
Denise
WEll done
Denise
