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Re: Home alone again...
Originally Posted by janine newtownabbey
(Post 8530099)
Hi Jenni, I know where you're coming from. I am also an Ulster Girl and emigrated to Oz in November 09. My husband was also in the British Army so I know how you feel when he is away! It's a pity you live in Queensland, we live in Melbourne.:)
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Re: Home alone again...
Know how you feel although has been a long while since oh was away but he went to sea so I often had three months or six months on my own.
I suggest two puppies, why because we worked and found that having two dogs they had company and we never had a problem with them. Can be some surprises though I had long haired dachshunds as they do not need much exercise and got home one day to find they had a nice time pulling the curtains and had ripped the bottom off the curtains :D |
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HAHA NOT GOOD! One thing I can say about the wee dog I'd to leave behind in NI, she was never destructive...miss her soooooo much. But yes, I agree, two dogs would be ideal, unfortunately the OH would want at least one of them to be a boxer, and when he's away it might be a nightmare to walk two dogs if one of them was a boxer lol
Will discuss it with him once he's had a few beers later lol
Originally Posted by Petals
(Post 8531594)
Know how you feel although has been a long while since oh was away but he went to sea so I often had three months or six months on my own.
I suggest two puppies, why because we worked and found that having two dogs they had company and we never had a problem with them. Can be some surprises though I had long haired dachshunds as they do not need much exercise and got home one day to find they had a nice time pulling the curtains and had ripped the bottom off the curtains :D |
Re: Home alone again...
Originally Posted by Jen1977ni
(Post 8531476)
How you settling Janine? Do you miss NI much?
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Re: Home alone again...
Originally Posted by janine newtownabbey
(Post 8531771)
To be honest, I'd go back tomorrow! Living here is just not as I expected it to be. I really miss my family. I find it so much more expensive for things. We lost a fair bit of money on our house sale and the exchange rate. We have been priced out of the housing market here. On the other hand my husband loves it! LOL
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Re: Home alone again...
Originally Posted by Jen1977ni
(Post 8526934)
Would consider doing that, but we're both out of the house all day and I think it'd be cruel to leave it here all alone, all day long.... Back in the UK my Mum used to look after my dog everyday u see...
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Crikey. An Ulster girl moved to Aus and left alone to her own devices. I give you 12 months before the men in white coats come and take you away ha ha hee hee.
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Re: Home alone again...
Originally Posted by Lord_Farquar
(Post 8532239)
Get a cat then.
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Re: Home alone again...
Originally Posted by Officer Dibble
(Post 8532251)
Crikey. An Ulster girl moved to Aus and left alone to her own devices. I give you 12 months before the men in white coats come and take you away ha ha hee hee.
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Re: Home alone again...
Would you like one of my Grandma's tips to pass the boredom?
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Re: Home alone again...
Originally Posted by Broad Shoulders
(Post 8532426)
Would you like one of my Grandma's tips to pass the boredom?
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Re: Home alone again...
Originally Posted by Broad Shoulders
(Post 8532426)
Would you like one of my Grandma's tips to pass the boredom?
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You will not be lonely long if you get the dogs, people love chat when out for a walk with dogs, good idea for single people :D
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Here we go again, another three nights alone, ho hum! lol Time to empty the 'Mystar box' of all of my crap lol :thumbsup: BEEZER!!!
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