Mrs Lonely
Oct 7th 2005, 5:53 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
Originally Posted by Feed the Goat
are you joking mums clubs and playgorunds clubs, they are hangouts for the depresses clickity click mums moaning about illnessess and medicine.
Get out with your own age, and mindsets,
get the laughing tackle going and a good release from the kids and eveyday minor stresses.
few cold ones, mutual banter and away you go, playgroups and mummys meetings only breed citching and nosey parkers.
Get out with your own age, and mindsets,
get the laughing tackle going and a good release from the kids and eveyday minor stresses.
few cold ones, mutual banter and away you go, playgroups and mummys meetings only breed citching and nosey parkers.
Are you todays' resident goat? [5 posts so you are new?] Where are you living in Aus billy goat gruff?
Oct 7th 2005, 5:59 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
Originally Posted by Feed the Goat
are you joking mums clubs and playgorunds clubs, they are hangouts for the depresses clickity click mums moaning about illnessess and medicine.
Get out with your own age, and mindsets,
get the laughing tackle going and a good release from the kids and eveyday minor stresses.
few cold ones, mutual banter and away you go, playgroups and mummys meetings only breed citching and nosey parkers.
Get out with your own age, and mindsets,
get the laughing tackle going and a good release from the kids and eveyday minor stresses.
few cold ones, mutual banter and away you go, playgroups and mummys meetings only breed citching and nosey parkers.
on the visa application to move to OZ is there some requirement that you must be a pisshead because thats what I see on here quite a lot????
Oct 7th 2005, 6:00 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
Originally Posted by phoenixinoz
Is there any money in breeding citching's
Are you todays' resident goat? [5 posts so you are new?] Where are you living in Aus billy goat gruff?
Are you todays' resident goat? [5 posts so you are new?] Where are you living in Aus billy goat gruff?
Closer than you think!!!!!!
my yorkshire friend
Oct 7th 2005, 6:03 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
Originally Posted by psb182
on the visa application to move to OZ is there some requirement that you must be a pisshead because thats what I see on here quite a lot????
when you have drive through wino shops, its hard not to be!!!
its so easy to keep that fridge stocked with beers, especially after a 10 hour shift and its 32 deg outside,
lapping the pool water all over the place,,,,
being a pisshead no, that scores no merits , but socially having a mild drink, to communicate is worth every cent.
Oct 7th 2005, 6:16 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
Come on guys the woman is looking for some constructive help!
Louise, I think you need to look at a few things first.What sort of things do you enjoy doing? What type of people you feel comfortable with and then try to mix the two in some kind of activity.
Not sure if this will be of help but i stumbled across it the other day. Seems to have a lot of activities for people to do and get out and meet new friends etc. I have posted it here a couple of times now, but once more wont hurt.
http://www.getalife.com.au/
its totally free to join, then just hunt out stuff for Melbourne.
Good luck
Louise, I think you need to look at a few things first.What sort of things do you enjoy doing? What type of people you feel comfortable with and then try to mix the two in some kind of activity.
Not sure if this will be of help but i stumbled across it the other day. Seems to have a lot of activities for people to do and get out and meet new friends etc. I have posted it here a couple of times now, but once more wont hurt.
http://www.getalife.com.au/
its totally free to join, then just hunt out stuff for Melbourne.
Good luck
Oct 7th 2005, 6:17 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
Originally Posted by Feed the Goat
Closer than you think!!!!!!
my yorkshire friend
my yorkshire friend
So where do you live prey tell me.....and do I know you?
[I feel like that child catcher with the long nose and cage and the lollipops in Chitty,Chitty, Bang, bang...lol
]
Oct 7th 2005, 6:19 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
Originally Posted by Feed the Goat
hey look,
when you have drive through wino shops, its hard not to be!!!
its so easy to keep that fridge stocked with beers, especially after a 10 hour shift and its 32 deg outside,
lapping the pool water all over the place,,,,
being a pisshead no, that scores no merits , but socially having a mild drink, to communicate is worth every cent.
when you have drive through wino shops, its hard not to be!!!
its so easy to keep that fridge stocked with beers, especially after a 10 hour shift and its 32 deg outside,
lapping the pool water all over the place,,,,
being a pisshead no, that scores no merits , but socially having a mild drink, to communicate is worth every cent.
lol you say that like I don't know what it is like to work in the heat and humidity........but I agree a social drink is good
Oct 7th 2005, 6:33 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
Originally Posted by psb182
lol you say that like I don't know what it is like to work in the heat and humidity........but I agree a social drink is good
an observation on me if anything else,
pheonix, you dont know me at all I am afraid,
just trolling around the forums, as I have no friends, so sympathise with louise
Oct 7th 2005, 6:38 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
Originally Posted by Feed the Goat
wasnt meant to teach you to suck eggs,
an observation on me if anything else,
pheonix, you dont know me at all I am afraid,
just trolling around the forums, as I have no friends, so sympathise with louise
an observation on me if anything else,
pheonix, you dont know me at all I am afraid,
just trolling around the forums, as I have no friends, so sympathise with louise
You're not going to be naughty tonight are you? I'm going out and it would be such a shame not to play with you:scared:
AND....I've got me lollipops too
OK...gotta go....
Oct 7th 2005, 6:51 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
Originally Posted by louisethepom
I'm going to do that, i've told my hubby about it and he will come, my confidence and self esteem is at a all time low so it will be hard
Oct 7th 2005, 7:00 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
there is nothing worse than being lonely, the days just drag on and on.
Have you ever thought about going to College during the day perhaps, join a class that may be a bit of fun, and you will easily make new friends.
Whilst I am still in the UK,I moved away from family and friends 3 years ago, and found it hard at first. I have no children, so the school mums thing was out for me. I joined a local slimming group and made great friends there, and I go to college on 3 different days. I have just enrolled on 3 courses last week, and made new friends already in the three different classes. We have an hour for lunch so are able to chat together in that time. Going to college today, and going to the pub with some of the classmates for lunch instead of the canteen. Its a great way of making friends of all ages. If you dont "click" with someone, you can just keep it as college mates, but if you do, then you can arrange to meet up for coffee, drinks etc, go to their houses etc.,
Please try to stick it out, its not worth breaking up your marriage for. Can you make friends through your parents perhaps?
There are lots of lovely people on this site, so even contact through this site may help with the loneliness?
Have you ever thought about going to College during the day perhaps, join a class that may be a bit of fun, and you will easily make new friends.
Whilst I am still in the UK,I moved away from family and friends 3 years ago, and found it hard at first. I have no children, so the school mums thing was out for me. I joined a local slimming group and made great friends there, and I go to college on 3 different days. I have just enrolled on 3 courses last week, and made new friends already in the three different classes. We have an hour for lunch so are able to chat together in that time. Going to college today, and going to the pub with some of the classmates for lunch instead of the canteen. Its a great way of making friends of all ages. If you dont "click" with someone, you can just keep it as college mates, but if you do, then you can arrange to meet up for coffee, drinks etc, go to their houses etc.,
Please try to stick it out, its not worth breaking up your marriage for. Can you make friends through your parents perhaps?
There are lots of lovely people on this site, so even contact through this site may help with the loneliness?
Oct 7th 2005, 7:02 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
Originally Posted by WacandJill
there is nothing worse than being lonely, the days just drag on and on.
Have you ever thought about going to College during the day perhaps, join a class that may be a bit of fun, and you will easily make new friends.
Whilst I am still in the UK,I moved away from family and friends 3 years ago, and found it hard at first. I have no children, so the school mums thing was out for me. I joined a local slimming group and made great friends there, and I go to college on 3 different days. I have just enrolled on 3 courses last week, and made new friends already in the three different classes. We have an hour for lunch so are able to chat together in that time. Going to college today, and going to the pub with some of the classmates for lunch instead of the canteen. Its a great way of making friends of all ages. If you dont "click" with someone, you can just keep it as college mates, but if you do, then you can arrange to meet up for coffee, drinks etc, go to their houses etc.,
Please try to stick it out, its not worth breaking up your marriage for. Can you make friends through your parents perhaps?
There are lots of lovely people on this site, so even contact through this site may help with the loneliness?
Have you ever thought about going to College during the day perhaps, join a class that may be a bit of fun, and you will easily make new friends.
Whilst I am still in the UK,I moved away from family and friends 3 years ago, and found it hard at first. I have no children, so the school mums thing was out for me. I joined a local slimming group and made great friends there, and I go to college on 3 different days. I have just enrolled on 3 courses last week, and made new friends already in the three different classes. We have an hour for lunch so are able to chat together in that time. Going to college today, and going to the pub with some of the classmates for lunch instead of the canteen. Its a great way of making friends of all ages. If you dont "click" with someone, you can just keep it as college mates, but if you do, then you can arrange to meet up for coffee, drinks etc, go to their houses etc.,
Please try to stick it out, its not worth breaking up your marriage for. Can you make friends through your parents perhaps?
There are lots of lovely people on this site, so even contact through this site may help with the loneliness?
Oct 7th 2005, 7:07 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
Originally Posted by louisethepom
I did go to TAFE and i made a friend but she burnt me aswell, now i work everyday as my husband broke his elbow last year and we needed the money, the people i work for are older so i can't make friends there either.
Well thats me buggered then, I'm in my 40s.
Seriously though there are a lot of great Ex pats down around Mornington & Mt Eliza, I'm sure you will have a great time at the meet next month.
Oct 7th 2005, 7:29 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
sent you an email
Oct 7th 2005, 8:30 am
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Re: Mrs Lonely
Sent you a PM
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Originally Posted by louisethepom
Hi my name is Louise Brown.
I live in the S.E suburbs of Melbourne with my husband Marc and our 2 kids, Ryan 5 and Jayme 2, we have been in Australia for almost 8 years and i have found it difficult to make friends, well i did make a few Australian friends but they have been two faced and hurt me.
I would love to meet new people as i am lonely and keep pestering my hubby to move back to the UK, i know i would be crazy to take my kids away from here as they are both Australian and my husband is from the South of England and I'm from the North so that is an argument we would have.
I'm only contemplating the move to be with my friends again and if i made friends out here and had some sort of social life instead of hanging out with my parents it would make me happier and less likely to move back.
HELP!
I live in the S.E suburbs of Melbourne with my husband Marc and our 2 kids, Ryan 5 and Jayme 2, we have been in Australia for almost 8 years and i have found it difficult to make friends, well i did make a few Australian friends but they have been two faced and hurt me.
I would love to meet new people as i am lonely and keep pestering my hubby to move back to the UK, i know i would be crazy to take my kids away from here as they are both Australian and my husband is from the South of England and I'm from the North so that is an argument we would have.
I'm only contemplating the move to be with my friends again and if i made friends out here and had some sort of social life instead of hanging out with my parents it would make me happier and less likely to move back.
HELP!