whats australia like?
May 29th 2005, 1:28 am
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Re: whats australia like?
hey mum i meet someone and told me that aussie is fine whats a karma? 
May 29th 2005, 1:33 am
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Re: whats australia like?
Originally Posted by xxxCoolJessxxx
hey mum i meet someone and told me that aussie is fine whats a karma?
May 29th 2005, 1:39 am
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Re: whats australia like?
cool i sent you some i think well whats going to happen to Guinness Gogo wont take him he's a bit to boisterous for her? 
May 29th 2005, 1:43 am
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Re: whats australia like?
Originally Posted by xxxCoolJessxxx
cool i sent you some i think well whats going to happen to Guinness Gogo wont take him he's a bit to boisterous for her?
May 29th 2005, 1:48 am
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i think im happy
ok what do you mean your enjoying my thread plus your offically my buddy now mum. 
. plus you cant stay in england while dad goes to aussie what about us and how much did the people want for the house? i read your post on OH NOW!!
. plus you cant stay in england while dad goes to aussie what about us and how much did the people want for the house? i read your post on OH NOW!!
May 29th 2005, 5:13 am
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Re: i think im happy
I've been bawling my eyes out reading this thread, worrying about what I am doing to my 12 year old son
Can't you take your dog with you? We are taking ours, they are part of the family and I wouldn't leave my son behind so...
I feel they will help him to settle in as they are the best friends he will have when we first arrive.
Stop making me cry you two and give each other a big hug. I'm glad you are able to talk to your mum and tell her how you feel, even through a forum. That is really important.
Can't you take your dog with you? We are taking ours, they are part of the family and I wouldn't leave my son behind so...
I feel they will help him to settle in as they are the best friends he will have when we first arrive.
Stop making me cry you two and give each other a big hug. I'm glad you are able to talk to your mum and tell her how you feel, even through a forum. That is really important.
May 29th 2005, 12:24 pm
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Re: whats australia like?
My daughter is only 9, but she has been in a few schools here in Australia now, and at every one she has been made welcome as a new girl there.
You will hear of the odd school were problems occur, and a new pupil doesn't fit in, but the vast majority do very well, and make loads of friends very quickly.
Karma to both of you
You will hear of the odd school were problems occur, and a new pupil doesn't fit in, but the vast majority do very well, and make loads of friends very quickly.
Karma to both of you
May 30th 2005, 4:27 am
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Re: to anne4terry about our dog.
well we were worried about diseases and stuff like that, i mean it wont be nice for him he's better off this way. even though i will cry even thinking of him going.
