'Are we doing the right thing???'
Apr 18th 2007 | 11:55 am
#31
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Re: 'Are we doing the right thing???'
It's not a right thing or a wrong thing... it's just a thing you're doing.
Apr 18th 2007 | 5:52 pm
#32
forever hopeful
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Posts: 1,879
From: oh,i don't flippin know, why ask me
Re: 'Are we doing the right thing???'
people usualy do 
Apr 18th 2007 | 10:03 pm
#34
pink 'n' bouncy
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 6,087
From: Zombie nation
Re: 'Are we doing the right thing???'
some great posts here folks 
I'm having M.W.S (major wobbly syndrome) at the moment.
Got the ok house
Got the ok car (well the missus has
)
Kids doing ok
Financially not too bad (always skint tho')
Work is money for old rope..wages ok
Live in an ok area
Why the hell am i putting myself thru this ???
Most people must feel this at some point IMO
Still wouldnt mind living in Aussie tho'
Keep the faith...
Lee
I'm having M.W.S (major wobbly syndrome) at the moment.
Got the ok house
Got the ok car (well the missus has
)Kids doing ok
Financially not too bad (always skint tho')
Work is money for old rope..wages ok
Live in an ok area
Why the hell am i putting myself thru this ???
Most people must feel this at some point IMO
Still wouldnt mind living in Aussie tho'
Keep the faith...
Lee
Apr 19th 2007 | 12:05 am
#35
on the Goldie
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 12,364
From: 4226.au
Re: 'Are we doing the right thing???'
Hey C
we are all wondering whether its right or not - but hopefully we will all give it a go and then find out for sure x
we are all wondering whether its right or not - but hopefully we will all give it a go and then find out for sure x
Apr 19th 2007 | 12:31 am
#36
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Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 93
From: Adelaide
Re: 'Are we doing the right thing???'
its the waiting that gets you, gives you longer to reassess your motives for going away from the initial excitement of yippeee lets do it, lets emigrate.
im still in the skills assesment stage (10 week wait for nurses at the mo) and im starting to wonder if im mad, but i still want to go.
im still in the skills assesment stage (10 week wait for nurses at the mo) and im starting to wonder if im mad, but i still want to go.
Apr 19th 2007 | 12:40 am
#37
Cup of tea, Father?
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 6,895
From: Underground, overground, wombling free
Re: 'Are we doing the right thing???'
There are two types of questions:
What the hell am I doing?
Do I still want to do this?
The two are entirely different. The former is normal and natural in the face of the great unknown. I'd be worried if people about to emigrate didn't ask themselves this. The latter indicates that perhaps you no longer want to make the move - for whatever reason. It's a much more serious question.
So long as you're only asking questions of the former nature, you're normal.
Here endeth the lesson. That's $200, thanks.
What the hell am I doing?
Do I still want to do this?
The two are entirely different. The former is normal and natural in the face of the great unknown. I'd be worried if people about to emigrate didn't ask themselves this. The latter indicates that perhaps you no longer want to make the move - for whatever reason. It's a much more serious question.
So long as you're only asking questions of the former nature, you're normal.
Here endeth the lesson. That's $200, thanks.
Apr 19th 2007 | 12:56 am
#38
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Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 1,199
From: Frankston, Victoria
Re: 'Are we doing the right thing???'
There are two types of questions:
What the hell am I doing?
Do I still want to do this?
The two are entirely different. The former is normal and natural in the face of the great unknown. I'd be worried if people about to emigrate didn't ask themselves this. The latter indicates that perhaps you no longer want to make the move - for whatever reason. It's a much more serious question.
So long as you're only asking questions of the former nature, you're normal.
Here endeth the lesson. That's $200, thanks.
What the hell am I doing?
Do I still want to do this?
The two are entirely different. The former is normal and natural in the face of the great unknown. I'd be worried if people about to emigrate didn't ask themselves this. The latter indicates that perhaps you no longer want to make the move - for whatever reason. It's a much more serious question.
So long as you're only asking questions of the former nature, you're normal.
Here endeth the lesson. That's $200, thanks.
Apr 19th 2007 | 1:01 am
#39
Cup of tea, Father?
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 6,895
From: Underground, overground, wombling free
Re: 'Are we doing the right thing???'
Should I set up a premium rate helpline, I wonder ...?
Apr 19th 2007 | 1:03 am
#40
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Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 1,074
From: Gold Coast, Qld
Re: 'Are we doing the right thing???'
We have had some "are we doing the right thing" over the last year and should we do a reccie as we had never been to OZ.
We are here now on our Reccie and love it, all worry's about doing the right thing have gone and I have had a couple of job offers which was my biggest worry. Just need to get our house sold and we can move out here.
We are here now on our Reccie and love it, all worry's about doing the right thing have gone and I have had a couple of job offers which was my biggest worry. Just need to get our house sold and we can move out here.
Apr 19th 2007 | 5:42 am
#41
Thread Starter
I'm now an Aussie too!!!
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 5,030
From: 'Home by the Sea' Elanora
Re: 'Are we doing the right thing???'
There are two types of questions:
What the hell am I doing?
Do I still want to do this?
The two are entirely different. The former is normal and natural in the face of the great unknown. I'd be worried if people about to emigrate didn't ask themselves this. The latter indicates that perhaps you no longer want to make the move - for whatever reason. It's a much more serious question.
So long as you're only asking questions of the former nature, you're normal.
Here endeth the lesson. That's $200, thanks.
What the hell am I doing?
Do I still want to do this?
The two are entirely different. The former is normal and natural in the face of the great unknown. I'd be worried if people about to emigrate didn't ask themselves this. The latter indicates that perhaps you no longer want to make the move - for whatever reason. It's a much more serious question.
So long as you're only asking questions of the former nature, you're normal.
Here endeth the lesson. That's $200, thanks.
Our question is definately the first one!!! So its just the fear of the unknown thats spooking us...Hooray!!!!
Thanks again, sent your $200 in the form of some Karma!!!! C x
Apr 19th 2007 | 6:38 am
#42
Thread Starter
I'm now an Aussie too!!!
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 5,030
From: 'Home by the Sea' Elanora
Re: 'Are we doing the right thing???'
some great posts here folks
I'm having M.W.S (major wobbly syndrome) at the moment.
Got the ok house
Got the ok car (well the missus has )
Kids doing ok
Financially not too bad (always skint tho')
Work is money for old rope..wages ok
Live in an ok area
Why the hell am i putting myself thru this ???
Most people must feel this at some point IMO
Still wouldnt mind living in Aussie tho'
Keep the faith...
Lee
I'm having M.W.S (major wobbly syndrome) at the moment.
Got the ok house
Got the ok car (well the missus has
)Kids doing ok
Financially not too bad (always skint tho')
Work is money for old rope..wages ok
Live in an ok area
Why the hell am i putting myself thru this ???
Most people must feel this at some point IMO
Still wouldnt mind living in Aussie tho'
Keep the faith...
Lee
C x
Apr 19th 2007 | 6:53 am
#44
Thread Starter
I'm now an Aussie too!!!
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 5,030
From: 'Home by the Sea' Elanora
Re: 'Are we doing the right thing???'
C x
Apr 19th 2007 | 7:04 am
#45
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Re: 'Are we doing the right thing???'
shiels can i ask you a question?
