Is it worth it?
Jun 3rd 2005, 9:07 am
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Is it worth it?
Oh yes!
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
Jun 3rd 2005, 9:08 am
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Re: Is it worth it?
Originally Posted by Saundee
Oh yes!
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
Jun 3rd 2005, 9:12 am
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Re: Is it worth it?
Originally Posted by Saundee
Oh yes!
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
Without that, life would be almost perfect
Jun 3rd 2005, 9:13 am
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Re: Is it worth it?
Originally Posted by Saundee
Oh yes!
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
decobwebbing the outside of the house and then cleaning the brush (yuk)
and
Having to chase ducks out your pool
Ali
Jun 3rd 2005, 9:14 am
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Re: Is it worth it?
Originally Posted by Saundee
Oh yes!
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
Jun 3rd 2005, 9:18 am
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Re: Is it worth it?
Originally Posted by Saundee
Oh yes!
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
I HAVE BASICALLY COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT IT IS NOT MEANT TO BE! TARA
Jun 3rd 2005, 9:38 am
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Re: Is it worth it?
just what i needed to hear, and i thought it was going to be horror story when i saw the title!
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Jun 3rd 2005, 12:23 pm
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Re: Is it worth it?
Originally Posted by Saundee
Oh yes!
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
Jun 3rd 2005, 1:03 pm
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Re: Is it worth it?
Originally Posted by Saundee
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque
Jun 3rd 2005, 1:26 pm
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Re: Is it worth it?
Originally Posted by Saundee
Oh yes!
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
For those of you back in the UK putting your application together, sorting out medicals or tieing up your old life and wondering whats ahead of you.
Its worth it.
The only drawback I've experienced is cleaning the barbeque and mowing the lawn - but hey I can live with that.
All the preparation was worth it, but the worry wasn't.
but what about my sanity - is it worth losing that????!!!! :scared:
Jun 3rd 2005, 1:34 pm
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Re: Is it worth it?
Originally Posted by Rooksie
but what about my sanity - is it worth losing that????!!!! :scared:
Jun 3rd 2005, 1:35 pm
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Re: Is it worth it?
Originally Posted by paulf
You lost that ages ago.
bloody cheek!!!
coming to the end of half term week so im completely gaa gaa !!!
Jun 3rd 2005, 1:54 pm
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Re: Is it worth it?
Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
I agree, cleaning that BBQ is a real pain !!!
Without that, life would be almost perfect
Without that, life would be almost perfect
How about a Jims BBQ cleaning?
JTL
Jun 3rd 2005, 3:42 pm
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Re: Is it worth it?
The only drawback I have had is losing my hubbie to barbie cleaning duties. He lovingly cleans it every weekend. LOL though I am beggining to think he is using it as an excuse not to come shopping with me.
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Jun 3rd 2005, 4:18 pm
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Re: Is it worth it?
Originally Posted by KatieStar
The only drawback I have had is losing my hubbie to barbie cleaning duties. He lovingly cleans it every weekend. LOL though I am beggining to think he is using it as an excuse not to come shopping with me.
Katie
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