Lunch
#1
Just had lunch with a NZ friend and we both agreed that living in the UK (or London at least) has aged us. This will either make those moving to Australia feel better, or otherwise, make you think you should stay on and not make yourselves soft!!!!
Last edited by MeganEkno; Apr 7th 2004 at 12:57 am.
#2
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Since I moved to London from Perth I have put on 2 stone, lost a lot of my sense of smell and taste and developed numerous other complaints I have never had in my life before.
I left Perth 6 years ago at the age of 26 - now I feel like I am a 50 year old most of the time. (Though to be fair a lot of that is probably to do with having a toddler and working full time).
I left Perth 6 years ago at the age of 26 - now I feel like I am a 50 year old most of the time. (Though to be fair a lot of that is probably to do with having a toddler and working full time).
#3
Originally posted by MeganEkno
Just had lunch with a NZ friend and we both agreed that living in the UK (or London at least) has aged us. This will either make those moving to Australia feel better, or otherwise, make you think you should stay on and not make yourselves soft!!!!
Just had lunch with a NZ friend and we both agreed that living in the UK (or London at least) has aged us. This will either make those moving to Australia feel better, or otherwise, make you think you should stay on and not make yourselves soft!!!!
And what do you think it is about living in London that had aged you ??
#4
Originally posted by EEL
Since I moved to London from Perth I have put on 2 stone, lost a lot of my sense of smell and taste and developed numerous other complaints I have never had in my life before.
I left Perth 6 years ago at the age of 26 - now I feel like I am a 50 year old most of the time. (Though to be fair a lot of that is probably to do with having a toddler and working full time).
Since I moved to London from Perth I have put on 2 stone, lost a lot of my sense of smell and taste and developed numerous other complaints I have never had in my life before.
I left Perth 6 years ago at the age of 26 - now I feel like I am a 50 year old most of the time. (Though to be fair a lot of that is probably to do with having a toddler and working full time).
#5
Originally posted by sjn2003
And what do you think it is about living in London that had aged you ??
And what do you think it is about living in London that had aged you ??
The (overally) fast pace, the rude people when commuting in Winter, the weather, the office b*tchiness, the pollution etc. etc. Of course, all in our opinion only.
We're allowed to b*tch and moan as well!!!
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Originally posted by MikeStanton
Sounds like an "Aussie Whinger"
Sounds like an "Aussie Whinger"
I was previously just an Aussie - the Whinger bit has only developed in the last few years.
From what I remember from some of your previous posts we make a good pair - you a great Pommy Whinger and me the Aussie Counterpart.
xxx
#7
Originally posted by MeganEkno
The (overally) fast pace, the rude people when commuting in Winter, the weather, the office b*tchiness, the pollution etc. etc. Of course, all in our opinion only.
We're allowed to b*tch and moan as well!!!
The (overally) fast pace, the rude people when commuting in Winter, the weather, the office b*tchiness, the pollution etc. etc. Of course, all in our opinion only.
We're allowed to b*tch and moan as well!!!
Bad tradesmen, customer service, supermarkets, public transport..........................
#8
Originally posted by EEL
I was previously just an Aussie - the Whinger bit has only developed in the last few years.
From what I remember from some of your previous posts we make a good pair - you a great Pommy Whinger and me the Aussie Counterpart.
xxx
I was previously just an Aussie - the Whinger bit has only developed in the last few years.
From what I remember from some of your previous posts we make a good pair - you a great Pommy Whinger and me the Aussie Counterpart.
xxx
#9
Originally posted by MeganEkno
Bad tradesmen, customer service, supermarkets, public transport..........................
Bad tradesmen, customer service, supermarkets, public transport..........................
Personally, coming to London in my late 20's I'd say spending too much time in the excellent variety of bars and clubs has definitely aged me !
As someone once told me - when you are tired of London's nightlife, its time to leave London
#10
I left London a year ago. Since then, my fingernails have started growing, looking strong and healthy. My skin has taken on a youthful glow instead of a sallow complexion, and my mind is free of stressful living.






