When Does Homesickness Kick in?
#61
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Anyway, we've gone somewhat off-topic
#62
Yes, that is a different kettle of fish. My wife needed one for her $7k infusion every 6 weeks. Good luck.
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I don't really miss back home except when the economy is >snip< (which is right now).
What I do get though, is about every 3 years or so I'm dying to go back for a few weeks to stuff myself with curry, fish and chips, rolls n bacon etc.
I do miss the comfort foods from back home that I grew up with.
What I do get though, is about every 3 years or so I'm dying to go back for a few weeks to stuff myself with curry, fish and chips, rolls n bacon etc.
I do miss the comfort foods from back home that I grew up with.
Last edited by Siouxie; Dec 26th 2016 at 5:30 pm. Reason: Family friendly forum, thanks.
#64
I don't really miss back home except when the economy is >snip< (which is right now).
What I do get though, is about every 3 years or so I'm dying to go back for a few weeks to stuff myself with curry, fish and chips, rolls n bacon etc.
I do miss the comfort foods from back home that I grew up with.
What I do get though, is about every 3 years or so I'm dying to go back for a few weeks to stuff myself with curry, fish and chips, rolls n bacon etc.
I do miss the comfort foods from back home that I grew up with.
We are making a trip in July and one daughter's Canadian bf is also coming. She's already lined up to take him to the workers' cafe at the bottom of the road where we used to live for a breakfast!
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Last edited by Siouxie; Dec 26th 2016 at 5:31 pm. Reason: edited quote
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Living in Canada 5 years

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Once you get through the first few weeks and get a job, it never kicks in





