A year in the life of a ping ponger
Feb 19th 2007, 6:57 pm
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Re: A year in the life of a ping ponger
RooksieJ
Well you know that I wish you well and can't wait to read all about it, the trials and the tribulations.
Now, if I toss a coin, shall I choose heads or tails.........
Mandy
Well you know that I wish you well and can't wait to read all about it, the trials and the tribulations.
Now, if I toss a coin, shall I choose heads or tails.........
Mandy
Feb 19th 2007, 7:31 pm
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Re: A year in the life of a ping ponger
Mandy
Believe it or not I have tossed that coin on more than one occasion but havn't had the balls at the time to go through with the outcome!!!!!
Michelle
Believe it or not I have tossed that coin on more than one occasion but havn't had the balls at the time to go through with the outcome!!!!!
Michelle
Feb 19th 2007, 7:32 pm
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Re: A year in the life of a ping ponger
And I have done the screwed up pieces of paper, thrown in the air and see which one I choose!!!!!!!!
I think I'm finally losing the plot
Michelle
I think I'm finally losing the plot
Michelle
Feb 19th 2007, 8:37 pm
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Re: A year in the life of a ping ponger
I thought id better start my own thread as i really do seem to have hijacked glittababe's (sorry mate)
So, after returning from Sunshine Coast last Spring, having baby Eve, we are now set on returning to Australia. I was tormenting myself over the affect this would have on our daughters, particularly Grace who is 11 but would you believe it, Grace has actually come round to the idea and wants to go back. I cannot tell you how happy I am over her change of heart - any mother out there will know what im talking about
So, im keeping it brief because we have a viewing later today
but watchout Australia, Im coming back to get you HA HA
So, after returning from Sunshine Coast last Spring, having baby Eve, we are now set on returning to Australia. I was tormenting myself over the affect this would have on our daughters, particularly Grace who is 11 but would you believe it, Grace has actually come round to the idea and wants to go back. I cannot tell you how happy I am over her change of heart - any mother out there will know what im talking about
So, im keeping it brief because we have a viewing later today
but watchout Australia, Im coming back to get you HA HA
Feb 19th 2007, 9:34 pm
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Re: A year in the life of a ping ponger
I thought id better start my own thread as i really do seem to have hijacked glittababe's (sorry mate)
So, after returning from Sunshine Coast last Spring, having baby Eve, we are now set on returning to Australia. I was tormenting myself over the affect this would have on our daughters, particularly Grace who is 11 but would you believe it, Grace has actually come round to the idea and wants to go back. I cannot tell you how happy I am over her change of heart - any mother out there will know what im talking about
So, im keeping it brief because we have a viewing later today but watchout Australia, Im coming back to get you HA HA
So, after returning from Sunshine Coast last Spring, having baby Eve, we are now set on returning to Australia. I was tormenting myself over the affect this would have on our daughters, particularly Grace who is 11 but would you believe it, Grace has actually come round to the idea and wants to go back. I cannot tell you how happy I am over her change of heart - any mother out there will know what im talking about
So, im keeping it brief because we have a viewing later today
but watchout Australia, Im coming back to get you HA HA
Fingers crossed you can sell the house nice and quickly this time round. I have to say you sound so much happier these days
Feb 19th 2007, 9:59 pm
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Re: A year in the life of a ping ponger
I thought id better start my own thread as i really do seem to have hijacked glittababe's (sorry mate)
So, after returning from Sunshine Coast last Spring, having baby Eve, we are now set on returning to Australia. I was tormenting myself over the affect this would have on our daughters, particularly Grace who is 11 but would you believe it, Grace has actually come round to the idea and wants to go back. I cannot tell you how happy I am over her change of heart - any mother out there will know what im talking about
So, im keeping it brief because we have a viewing later today but watchout Australia, Im coming back to get you HA HA
So, after returning from Sunshine Coast last Spring, having baby Eve, we are now set on returning to Australia. I was tormenting myself over the affect this would have on our daughters, particularly Grace who is 11 but would you believe it, Grace has actually come round to the idea and wants to go back. I cannot tell you how happy I am over her change of heart - any mother out there will know what im talking about
So, im keeping it brief because we have a viewing later today
but watchout Australia, Im coming back to get you HA HAHi Rooksie
We are also returning to oz this year, just waiting for house to be sold.
we were in oz august 2004, feel more positive this time round
Feb 19th 2007, 11:37 pm
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Feb 19th 2007, 11:46 pm
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Re: A year in the life of a ping ponger
Glad to hear you've reached a family decision, J. You're prepared now - you'll make it work.
You'll just about make it here about the time we're heading back. Are you just trying to avoid me?!
You'll just about make it here about the time we're heading back. Are you just trying to avoid me?!
Feb 19th 2007, 11:56 pm
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Re: A year in the life of a ping ponger
Good luck Rooksie for the second time round! Hope all your dreams come true!
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Feb 20th 2007, 12:13 am
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Good luck Rooksie ! So glad Grace wants to go aswell. Fingers crossed you sell your house soon.
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Feb 20th 2007, 4:04 am
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Re: A year in the life of a ping ponger
Lets hope that this time you dont have to reach the inventing songs stage Jacs!!
Good luck to you and your family (again
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maybe we can meet up again, hoping to head brissie/qld for a hols next year
Good luck to you and your family (again
)maybe we can meet up again, hoping to head brissie/qld for a hols next year
Feb 20th 2007, 6:49 am
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Re: A year in the life of a ping ponger
Hi Rooksie,
From one pingponger to another, I wish u lots of luck. Beleive me its much easier 2nd time around.
We originally moved here (Melbourne) in Nov 2005 and despite having more family here than in England we got homesick and ended up moving back to England in July last year, by mid August we were back!! Back where we belong here in Melbourne, everything just fell into place second time around and we love it, don't even want to go back for a holiday. Our 3 daughters have coped very well with all the upheaval, they really wanted to come back here.
You will be fine.
Tracy
From one pingponger to another, I wish u lots of luck. Beleive me its much easier 2nd time around.
We originally moved here (Melbourne) in Nov 2005 and despite having more family here than in England we got homesick and ended up moving back to England in July last year, by mid August we were back!! Back where we belong here in Melbourne, everything just fell into place second time around and we love it, don't even want to go back for a holiday. Our 3 daughters have coped very well with all the upheaval, they really wanted to come back here.
You will be fine.
Tracy
Feb 20th 2007, 7:29 am
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Re: A year in the life of a ping ponger
Hi Rooksie,
From one pingponger to another, I wish u lots of luck. Beleive me its much easier 2nd time around.
We originally moved here (Melbourne) in Nov 2005 and despite having more family here than in England we got homesick and ended up moving back to England in July last year, by mid August we were back!! Back where we belong here in Melbourne, everything just fell into place second time around and we love it, don't even want to go back for a holiday. Our 3 daughters have coped very well with all the upheaval, they really wanted to come back here.
You will be fine.
Tracy
From one pingponger to another, I wish u lots of luck. Beleive me its much easier 2nd time around.
We originally moved here (Melbourne) in Nov 2005 and despite having more family here than in England we got homesick and ended up moving back to England in July last year, by mid August we were back!! Back where we belong here in Melbourne, everything just fell into place second time around and we love it, don't even want to go back for a holiday. Our 3 daughters have coped very well with all the upheaval, they really wanted to come back here.
You will be fine.
Tracy