What are you missing from the UK?
#31
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No need to miss any favourite UK shows, pretty much everything is available to download
#32
We must be kindred spirits - my mother has just sent my Christmas box chuff full of Bisto Gravy and Walkers Crisps (Smokey Bacon and Pickled onion flavour)
I'm in heaven right now - and yes, of course I've started eating them!!
I'm in heaven right now - and yes, of course I've started eating them!!
#33
Golden wonder Cheese n Onion and a nice hot ruby from my local Indians with a fish supper the next night.
I've just realised these are all food stuffs. God, I must be a fat bas**rd.
I've just realised these are all food stuffs. God, I must be a fat bas**rd.
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Can you get Plaice, chips and steak and kidney pie at the fish and chip shops out there????
#35
You get accustomed to it.
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), chips, and steak and kidney pie i'm like a cat after and get very sleepy and often doze off.Wow Mr JenJen must think i'm such a catch LOL
#38
Then thats what i'll really miss, I must try and wean myself off it before we move, I love the local chippy here and my all time favourite is a nice big plate of white Plaice (not that i'm racist but white tastes better
), chips, and steak and kidney pie i'm like a cat after and get very sleepy and often doze off.
Wow Mr JenJen must think i'm such a catch LOL
), chips, and steak and kidney pie i'm like a cat after and get very sleepy and often doze off.Wow Mr JenJen must think i'm such a catch LOL
Where are you going to and when.
#39
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My 2 beautiful daughters, my grandchildren,my son-in-law, a couple of good friends (who have just gone back after a great holiday) and that is it.
Don't miss the cold.........brrrrr...the wet. Don't miss shops,tv,food or anything else.
Love my life here..........would love it even more if I could have have all my family with me
Thank goodness for Facebook and Skype.
Loz x
Don't miss the cold.........brrrrr...the wet. Don't miss shops,tv,food or anything else.
Love my life here..........would love it even more if I could have have all my family with me

Thank goodness for Facebook and Skype.
Loz x
#41
Many of the fish and chip shops around here sell pies and burgers.
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I had a strange longing today for an M&S Chicken salad sub roll... and I rarely ever think about food from the UK. Gave that up long ago.
I would agree with the posters who say Christmas is rubbish compared to a UK one... but that's probably because my expectations of what Christmas 'should be' are based on 40 odd years of Christmas UK style.
#43
Not down in the Illawarra though...
I had a strange longing today for an M&S Chicken salad sub roll... and I rarely ever think about food from the UK. Gave that up long ago.
I would agree with the posters who say Christmas is rubbish compared to a UK one... but that's probably because my expectations of what Christmas 'should be' are based on 40 odd years of Christmas UK style.
I had a strange longing today for an M&S Chicken salad sub roll... and I rarely ever think about food from the UK. Gave that up long ago.
I would agree with the posters who say Christmas is rubbish compared to a UK one... but that's probably because my expectations of what Christmas 'should be' are based on 40 odd years of Christmas UK style.
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I really do think that it is much more low key here than the UK though. Much less emphasis placed on it and its a Hell of a lot quieter in the shops as a result... or perhaps that's just where I am?.
#45
Yeah I'm getting more and more like that. As my kids got older Christmas became less and less significant.
I really do think that it is much more low key here than the UK though. Much less emphasis placed on it and its a Hell of a lot quieter in the shops as a result... or perhaps that's just where I am?.
I really do think that it is much more low key here than the UK though. Much less emphasis placed on it and its a Hell of a lot quieter in the shops as a result... or perhaps that's just where I am?.



