Hello there! - Living in Aus. How do you handle homesickness?
Mar 28th 2010, 2:47 pm
#31
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Re: Hello there! - Living in Aus. How do you handle homesickness?
Hi Victoriat
where do you live now?
i'd have thought most of the self-righteous clan might have asked that before they started their usual crap....no they wouldn't.
where do you live now?
i'd have thought most of the self-righteous clan might have asked that before they started their usual crap....no they wouldn't.
Last edited by ianandhelena; Mar 28th 2010 at 2:50 pm.
Mar 28th 2010, 4:14 pm
#32
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Re: Hello there! - Living in Aus. How do you handle homesickness?
I live in Greece.I have written some details about the situation in Greece at page 2 of this thread.
Cheers!
Mar 29th 2010, 2:51 am
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Re: Hello there! - Living in Aus. How do you handle homesickness?
All I am trying to convey is that Australia may present an illusion of ABSOLUTE GLORY but it's not all that Victoria stated in her post, ESPECIALLY if you are moving here on a limited financial budget.
That said, I'll keep my mouth shut cos you MATE,are obviously of a higher moral standard than me, with undoubtly much more life experience too.
To the OP, sorry for taking this off thread, I hope your homesickness passes, it's one of the hardest things to deal with.
All the best,
Tass.
Mar 29th 2010, 5:36 am
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Re: Hello there! - Living in Aus. How do you handle homesickness?
I read she was in Greece BUT as a BRITISH Expat, if you and your childrens lifes were in danger , surely the most sensible idea would be to go home ?!?!?!?!?!? Not to sit in a country where you are too terrified to go outside !!!
All I am trying to convey is that Australia may present an illusion of ABSOLUTE GLORY but it's not all that Victoria stated in her post, ESPECIALLY if you are moving here on a limited financial budget.
That said, I'll keep my mouth shut cos you MATE,are obviously of a higher moral standard than me, with undoubtly much more life experience too.
To the OP, sorry for taking this off thread, I hope your homesickness passes, it's one of the hardest things to deal with.
All the best,
Tass.
All I am trying to convey is that Australia may present an illusion of ABSOLUTE GLORY but it's not all that Victoria stated in her post, ESPECIALLY if you are moving here on a limited financial budget.
That said, I'll keep my mouth shut cos you MATE,are obviously of a higher moral standard than me, with undoubtly much more life experience too.
To the OP, sorry for taking this off thread, I hope your homesickness passes, it's one of the hardest things to deal with.
All the best,
Tass.
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