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[QUOTE=Jonahs_mummy]If you can afford it - absolutely! I hate wearing my glasses & would do in in a shot!

I have won £100 in capital bonds today (woohoo) what should I spend them on?[/QUO

Hubby says swimwear ??????????????? don't ask lol i would spend it on shoes or xmas presents for my little boy

Should we risk it or should we book a seat for our 22mth old son on the plane he is more like a 2.5 year old in size.

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If she loves you she will know you are doing it for your own best interests and support your decision all the way tell her and enjoy last month with her. I have with my mum spent loads of time going out on thursdays with my mum and my toddler son.

what do you recommend to do on xmas day in Sydney?? 1st without any of our family round us xmas day usually means opening presents together and then doing the rounds visiting friends wrapped up from the cold.

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....What's her number? ;)

Sorry, confusing things there by answering a question with another question :rolleyes: :D

Shall we ship our furniture over to Oz or sell it all and buy new (bearing in mind that I will be homesick, and the familiarity of my belongings around me may help a great deal)

Oh shit, i think I've answered my own question now :rolleyes:

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Lol we are only taking thomas's toys and personal stuff like ornaments photos dvd's videos have found the furniture in Ikea Sydney is cheap and really nice am looking forward to buying all new stuff so depends how attached you are to all the old stuff way i look at is new life new furniture also helps my little boys bed is from ikea and they do the same one in sydney so i can get him the same again so will be familiar to him.

(is bleeding hard thinking of new questions lol will have to stop answering peoples questions i am just a chatterbox)

who do you recommend we should we have our health insurance with in sydney

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Ours is with AXA but I would shop around as the quotes vary considerably.

Should I carry on doing the ironing, housework and cooking for friends tonight or should I stay on the computer all day and get a take away?

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Get a take away ..the housework will wait :D


Sunshine coast or Gold coast ?????

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Gold Coast...

Should we have a new house built in Perth where we can choose a nice plot of land, or buy a newly built one in a position already chosen for us? :confused:

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Build one to your own specification - isn't every English persons dream to build their own house? (Whoops that was a question!)

Should I get a job or stay being a lady of P/leasure?

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Definitely lady of P/leisure! :D

I would kill to be able to do that when we get over there....maybe I'll have to get pregnant with my first baby...

....Should I? ;)

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Definitely not - it's not so easy shopping and lunching with a baby in tow! :D

Feeling a bit bored as spent all day yesterday on my own and husband not back until about 7.30 pm tonight so should I phone my friends in the UK now? - I am up so why shouldn't they be ;)

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...Coz it's 2.30 in the the morning! LOL :D

Was that a question?

Should I go to bed now seen as it's 2.30 in the morning? :zzz:

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No dont ggo to bed , ring them, lazy buggars. Real friends wont mind.
Should i clean up after my brood today, and cook for them or should i just tell them all to get stuffed! Denise

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Tell them to get stuffed :D Its sunday, have a day off (yeah right) :D

What cheap (10kish) family car should I buy when I get to Oz?

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What eveone one you find that you likeand is in your price range not really an answer but f^$%k it


THE BIG ONE

Is it really worth it (all the hassle)

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Yes absolutely worth it!

Should I hang onto what's left of my equity from UK house sale, or now I'm up and running should I pay off some of my Aus mortgage?