No more mother-in-law!
Jan 20th 2003, 8:14 pm
#31
Hippy chick
Joined: Oct 2002
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LOL yea maybe I am, when I first got here the only ppl I knew where her her hubby and my sister in law's family, but they really helped me settle in. And they have offereed to have the kids when I eventualy find a job!! But thats the hard bit - finding one :S
Jan 25th 2003, 4:33 am
#32
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Location: melbourne
Posts: 124
Originally posted by pread
Glen Waverley.
Cheers,
Paul.
Glen Waverley.
Cheers,
Paul.
Jan 25th 2003, 8:38 am
#33
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Joined: Jan 2002
Location: The Dandenongs
Posts: 349
That's right, Braeside and Aspendale Gardens. Probably about 15-20Km away from Glen Waverley though, although not sure as I've never been there.
Cheers,
Paul.
Cheers,
Paul.
Originally posted by Twofingersalute
Sorry Paul isn't there a fire near you? Braeside?
Sorry Paul isn't there a fire near you? Braeside?
Jan 28th 2003, 5:02 pm
#34
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Joined: Jan 2003
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Re: No more mother-in-law!
Originally posted by Grub
Or you could be like us Don and take her with you!! (yes- my mum is coming too- much to Dean's never ending delight!!)
My M-I-L wallopped me across the face the other day so i think if she was to even visit i would have to permantly leave thre state- luckily my mum;s not too bad (mind you that's only MY opinion!!)
Or you could be like us Don and take her with you!! (yes- my mum is coming too- much to Dean's never ending delight!!)
My M-I-L wallopped me across the face the other day so i think if she was to even visit i would have to permantly leave thre state- luckily my mum;s not too bad (mind you that's only MY opinion!!)
Grub, I'm also taking my mother-in-law. How are you doing it, as we have run into a couple of problems. Any ideas would be very helpful. Thanks,
Steve.
Jan 28th 2003, 5:13 pm
#35
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Re: No more mother-in-law!
Hi Steve
My mum has gone on a retirement visa. You need 'x' amount of cash and a clean bill of health and also a pension so that you wont be dependant on their country. My mum got hers very quickly and easily. If you want the number of her agents (in Cheshire) then send me a PM or email me on [email protected].
If you are off to Perth my mum could do with a mate so do let me know!
My mum has gone on a retirement visa. You need 'x' amount of cash and a clean bill of health and also a pension so that you wont be dependant on their country. My mum got hers very quickly and easily. If you want the number of her agents (in Cheshire) then send me a PM or email me on [email protected].
If you are off to Perth my mum could do with a mate so do let me know!
Originally posted by SteveBannister
Grub, I'm also taking my mother-in-law. How are you doing it, as we have run into a couple of problems. Any ideas would be very helpful. Thanks,
Steve.
Grub, I'm also taking my mother-in-law. How are you doing it, as we have run into a couple of problems. Any ideas would be very helpful. Thanks,
Steve.
Jan 31st 2003, 4:14 pm
#36
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Joined: Jul 2002
Location: Maaaaanjerra WA
Posts: 833
Re: No more mother-in-law!
Originally posted by Grub
Hi Steve
My mum has gone on a retirement visa. You need 'x' amount of cash
Hi Steve
My mum has gone on a retirement visa. You need 'x' amount of cash
Nick,a couple of questions :-
1: Is 'x' a lot of money
2: Is Mrs G married/looking
BB-just like a queer burglar (always on the look-out)
