This time tomorrow...
#16
Re: This time tomorrow...
Did you know it took me over 4 bloody years to see a dolphin. I always felt cheated that people saw them in their first week!
#17
Re: This time tomorrow...
Thanks for the messages!
The goodbyes at Heathrow were horrendous especially having to say goodbye to my boys, that was heartbreaking. We arrived safely although a little stressed with the kids even though we got compliments on how good they were Staying with friends at the moment which is lovely. Viewed 2 houses yesterday one of which was really nice but tiny with no grass in the back garden (not what we want with 2 young kids) & the other was a nice size well scabby. Today I viewed another house with my friend & had to race back to get hubby to come & have a look just to make sure he liked it & we'll be taking the paperwork down the office first thing Monday morning as it was lovely, very close to the school we want our daughter to go to, backs on to a huge playing field with a park, next road from our friends & close to the shops . They've said if all is ok with our checks we could have the keys by next weekend bl**dy shame all our stuff STILL hasn't left the UK We've got another viewing booked for Tuesday (also a street away from where we're staying) which we're still going to look at incase the other one falls through.
Been out shopping today for a few replacement bits whilst we await our container & to have a look at cars - my god they're expensive!!
Everyone keeps reminding me that it's father's day tomorrow but I'm being mean & not getting hubby anything from the kids as I did father's day for him in June in the UK & don't see why he should have 2 special days
Got so much to sort out & think about still but trying to take one thing at a time. Feel really lucky we have friends here to help us out as otherwise I think it would all be a lot more daunting.
I've actually managed to get through today (so far) without any tears as I'm missing my boys so much. Bad as it sounds in some respects I think my daughter cutting me off a couple of months ago has actually made leaving her behind a little bit easier for now but it will catch up with me at some point.
Right best get back to my glass of wine
Alison x
The goodbyes at Heathrow were horrendous especially having to say goodbye to my boys, that was heartbreaking. We arrived safely although a little stressed with the kids even though we got compliments on how good they were Staying with friends at the moment which is lovely. Viewed 2 houses yesterday one of which was really nice but tiny with no grass in the back garden (not what we want with 2 young kids) & the other was a nice size well scabby. Today I viewed another house with my friend & had to race back to get hubby to come & have a look just to make sure he liked it & we'll be taking the paperwork down the office first thing Monday morning as it was lovely, very close to the school we want our daughter to go to, backs on to a huge playing field with a park, next road from our friends & close to the shops . They've said if all is ok with our checks we could have the keys by next weekend bl**dy shame all our stuff STILL hasn't left the UK We've got another viewing booked for Tuesday (also a street away from where we're staying) which we're still going to look at incase the other one falls through.
Been out shopping today for a few replacement bits whilst we await our container & to have a look at cars - my god they're expensive!!
Everyone keeps reminding me that it's father's day tomorrow but I'm being mean & not getting hubby anything from the kids as I did father's day for him in June in the UK & don't see why he should have 2 special days
Got so much to sort out & think about still but trying to take one thing at a time. Feel really lucky we have friends here to help us out as otherwise I think it would all be a lot more daunting.
I've actually managed to get through today (so far) without any tears as I'm missing my boys so much. Bad as it sounds in some respects I think my daughter cutting me off a couple of months ago has actually made leaving her behind a little bit easier for now but it will catch up with me at some point.
Right best get back to my glass of wine
Alison x
Good luck and congratulations! I know how it feels looking for stuff like mad.
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