Thank You
Jul 14th 2004, 3:50 am
#1
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Thank You
I'd just like to say a massive thanks to you all,
I was feeling real down yesterday and stuck in a rut and after all your relpies I am feeling a lot better a positive.
Have put my car up for sale, what do I need a £6500 car when I can get the 5 min drive to work done just as easily in a little 15yr old fiesta (also will remind me of being 17 again having an old car)
My company has offered overtime in another dept which will be fun so I have signed myself up for that for the next 4 weekends Loads of money for doing it to)
Hubby works shifts 4 on 4 off so has got himself a part time job gardening working 1 or 2 of his days off every shift, He's really excited about doing this and yet more money.
I have also signed up for TEFL course at the end of July so will be busy reminding myself of all our grammar until then.
I recieved an email today from our mortgage adviser and we havebeen pre-approved a mortgage in Australia (fingers crossed will buy a house on our trip over in Aug and rent it out to my Brother in Law until we move over)
And the wierdest part of it all, my friend has managed to talk me to go to the GYM tonight (trust me this is not a usuall thing to be able to get me doing).
I'd got into a right rutt and was not able to see the light at the end of the tunnel, But thanks to all your replies I realy do feel a lot happier.
People say a possitive attitude helps and it really does.
Thank you Thank you Thank you.
Kala
I was feeling real down yesterday and stuck in a rut and after all your relpies I am feeling a lot better a positive.
Have put my car up for sale, what do I need a £6500 car when I can get the 5 min drive to work done just as easily in a little 15yr old fiesta (also will remind me of being 17 again having an old car)
My company has offered overtime in another dept which will be fun so I have signed myself up for that for the next 4 weekends Loads of money for doing it to)
Hubby works shifts 4 on 4 off so has got himself a part time job gardening working 1 or 2 of his days off every shift, He's really excited about doing this and yet more money.
I have also signed up for TEFL course at the end of July so will be busy reminding myself of all our grammar until then.
I recieved an email today from our mortgage adviser and we havebeen pre-approved a mortgage in Australia (fingers crossed will buy a house on our trip over in Aug and rent it out to my Brother in Law until we move over)
And the wierdest part of it all, my friend has managed to talk me to go to the GYM tonight (trust me this is not a usuall thing to be able to get me doing).
I'd got into a right rutt and was not able to see the light at the end of the tunnel, But thanks to all your replies I realy do feel a lot happier.
People say a possitive attitude helps and it really does.
Thank you Thank you Thank you.
Kala
Jul 14th 2004, 4:18 am
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Re: Thank You
We all have ups and downs Kala, well done !sounds like you've been very pro active ! 
Jul 14th 2004, 4:41 am
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Posts: 1,606
Well done, honey! That's what this forum is for! Lets try and get a Sussex meet arranged asap too, as that will be great fun.
Big hugs,
Lucy
Big hugs,
Lucy
Jul 14th 2004, 4:56 am
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Living the Oz lifestyle..
Joined: Jun 2004
Location: Perth, Australia
Posts: 206
Re: Thank You
Hi Kala,
Sorry I missed your dilemma as work has been hectic, meetings all day and we're trying to get ready for the removals in the evenings. They'll be here in 2 weeks. Yes TWO weeks!!!
I think I'm a bit like you and when we got our visas I just wanted to go immediately. Resign and do all the necessary stuff like organizing removals, selling cars, etc.etc. and just go. Mr S., being the sensible one, disagreed. Just a few more months UK salary would make life a bit more comfortable as we don't know how long it would take us to find jobs. We know there's no IT work out there so it will all be totally new. Anyway, as it happens, during that time the stamp duty was changed in WA and the exchange rate improved. So, what I'm trying to say is... sometimes it is a good idea to wait a while. I love listening to my heart and just going for it but sometimes it is wise to listen to our heads. You sound like you've make some good decisions and your waiting time will fly.
We'd love to get together for a meal before you and we go.
Take care!
Sunchaser
Sorry I missed your dilemma as work has been hectic, meetings all day and we're trying to get ready for the removals in the evenings. They'll be here in 2 weeks. Yes TWO weeks!!!
I think I'm a bit like you and when we got our visas I just wanted to go immediately. Resign and do all the necessary stuff like organizing removals, selling cars, etc.etc. and just go. Mr S., being the sensible one, disagreed. Just a few more months UK salary would make life a bit more comfortable as we don't know how long it would take us to find jobs. We know there's no IT work out there so it will all be totally new. Anyway, as it happens, during that time the stamp duty was changed in WA and the exchange rate improved. So, what I'm trying to say is... sometimes it is a good idea to wait a while. I love listening to my heart and just going for it but sometimes it is wise to listen to our heads. You sound like you've make some good decisions and your waiting time will fly.
We'd love to get together for a meal before you and we go.
Take care!
Sunchaser
Last edited by sunchaser; Jul 14th 2004 at 5:23 am.
Jul 14th 2004, 6:48 am
#5
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Joined: May 2004
Location: Ellenbrook, Perth, WA
Posts: 692
Re: Thank You
Originally posted by kala
I'd just like to say a massive thanks to you all,
I was feeling real down yesterday and stuck in a rut and after all your relpies I am feeling a lot better a positive.
Have put my car up for sale, what do I need a £6500 car when I can get the 5 min drive to work done just as easily in a little 15yr old fiesta (also will remind me of being 17 again having an old car)
My company has offered overtime in another dept which will be fun so I have signed myself up for that for the next 4 weekends Loads of money for doing it to)
Hubby works shifts 4 on 4 off so has got himself a part time job gardening working 1 or 2 of his days off every shift, He's really excited about doing this and yet more money.
I have also signed up for TEFL course at the end of July so will be busy reminding myself of all our grammar until then.
I recieved an email today from our mortgage adviser and we havebeen pre-approved a mortgage in Australia (fingers crossed will buy a house on our trip over in Aug and rent it out to my Brother in Law until we move over)
And the wierdest part of it all, my friend has managed to talk me to go to the GYM tonight (trust me this is not a usuall thing to be able to get me doing).
I'd got into a right rutt and was not able to see the light at the end of the tunnel, But thanks to all your replies I realy do feel a lot happier.
People say a possitive attitude helps and it really does.
Thank you Thank you Thank you.
Kala
I'd just like to say a massive thanks to you all,
I was feeling real down yesterday and stuck in a rut and after all your relpies I am feeling a lot better a positive.
Have put my car up for sale, what do I need a £6500 car when I can get the 5 min drive to work done just as easily in a little 15yr old fiesta (also will remind me of being 17 again having an old car)
My company has offered overtime in another dept which will be fun so I have signed myself up for that for the next 4 weekends Loads of money for doing it to)
Hubby works shifts 4 on 4 off so has got himself a part time job gardening working 1 or 2 of his days off every shift, He's really excited about doing this and yet more money.
I have also signed up for TEFL course at the end of July so will be busy reminding myself of all our grammar until then.
I recieved an email today from our mortgage adviser and we havebeen pre-approved a mortgage in Australia (fingers crossed will buy a house on our trip over in Aug and rent it out to my Brother in Law until we move over)
And the wierdest part of it all, my friend has managed to talk me to go to the GYM tonight (trust me this is not a usuall thing to be able to get me doing).
I'd got into a right rutt and was not able to see the light at the end of the tunnel, But thanks to all your replies I realy do feel a lot happier.
People say a possitive attitude helps and it really does.
Thank you Thank you Thank you.
Kala
By the way you were right got our VISA's yesterday
PJ
Jul 14th 2004, 8:52 am
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Joined: Apr 2004
Location: Gold Coast - just like Felixstowe
Posts: 2,454
Well done Kala.
Good on yer.
Stay proactive and you'll be there before you know it.
Paul and Nicole.
Good on yer.
Stay proactive and you'll be there before you know it.
Paul and Nicole.
Jul 14th 2004, 9:10 am
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Re: Thank You
Originally posted by kala
I'd just like to say a massive thanks to you all,
I was feeling real down yesterday and stuck in a rut and after all your relpies I am feeling a lot better a positive.
Have put my car up for sale, what do I need a £6500 car when I can get the 5 min drive to work done just as easily in a little 15yr old fiesta (also will remind me of being 17 again having an old car)
My company has offered overtime in another dept which will be fun so I have signed myself up for that for the next 4 weekends Loads of money for doing it to)
Hubby works shifts 4 on 4 off so has got himself a part time job gardening working 1 or 2 of his days off every shift, He's really excited about doing this and yet more money.
I have also signed up for TEFL course at the end of July so will be busy reminding myself of all our grammar until then.
I recieved an email today from our mortgage adviser and we havebeen pre-approved a mortgage in Australia (fingers crossed will buy a house on our trip over in Aug and rent it out to my Brother in Law until we move over)
And the wierdest part of it all, my friend has managed to talk me to go to the GYM tonight (trust me this is not a usuall thing to be able to get me doing).
I'd got into a right rutt and was not able to see the light at the end of the tunnel, But thanks to all your replies I realy do feel a lot happier.
People say a possitive attitude helps and it really does.
Thank you Thank you Thank you.
Kala
I'd just like to say a massive thanks to you all,
I was feeling real down yesterday and stuck in a rut and after all your relpies I am feeling a lot better a positive.
Have put my car up for sale, what do I need a £6500 car when I can get the 5 min drive to work done just as easily in a little 15yr old fiesta (also will remind me of being 17 again having an old car)
My company has offered overtime in another dept which will be fun so I have signed myself up for that for the next 4 weekends Loads of money for doing it to)
Hubby works shifts 4 on 4 off so has got himself a part time job gardening working 1 or 2 of his days off every shift, He's really excited about doing this and yet more money.
I have also signed up for TEFL course at the end of July so will be busy reminding myself of all our grammar until then.
I recieved an email today from our mortgage adviser and we havebeen pre-approved a mortgage in Australia (fingers crossed will buy a house on our trip over in Aug and rent it out to my Brother in Law until we move over)
And the wierdest part of it all, my friend has managed to talk me to go to the GYM tonight (trust me this is not a usuall thing to be able to get me doing).
I'd got into a right rutt and was not able to see the light at the end of the tunnel, But thanks to all your replies I realy do feel a lot happier.
People say a possitive attitude helps and it really does.
Thank you Thank you Thank you.
Kala
Glad to hear that you are feeling more positive now.
Remember Poitive Mental Atitude
