Back in England!!!!
Jun 3rd 2004, 6:48 pm
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Originally posted by she'llberight
No, but we have family over there.
No, but we have family over there.
Jun 3rd 2004, 6:54 pm
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Originally posted by Rosy
Ah, thought so. We were in that situation too. Unfortunately, what suits some family members isn't necessarily what suits others.... You gotta live it to experience it...
Ah, thought so. We were in that situation too. Unfortunately, what suits some family members isn't necessarily what suits others.... You gotta live it to experience it...
Jun 3rd 2004, 7:15 pm
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Originally posted by she'llberight
You also have to experience it to live it.....
You also have to experience it to live it.....
Jun 3rd 2004, 9:13 pm
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Originally posted by she'llberight
You also have to experience it to live it.....
You also have to experience it to live it.....
Jun 13th 2004, 11:05 pm
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Back in England!!!!
Okay so I am back in England. No money, no job, no transport and I am sleeping in an old camper van! Ah well. this has to be better than Australia. Or is it? Still too early to make any judgements apart from saying that the weather is great, food prices are cheap. Give me time and I will send more info. Got to get a job though. Seems to be plenty of work in all spheres. I arrived on 21st May so still a bit of a newbie. I joined the local library in Worcester so Internet access is a little easier. Anybody coming over here though needs to make sure they have accomadation fixed up before hand or bring lots of money. I paid £90 for one night in a Comfort Inn near Heathrow Airport.
Will post more as and when I can. Good luck to all.
Gosh!
I have tow children. One 15 yrs, and one of 5yrs, who has a brain disorder. Does this mean I will be living in a camper van too, if I went back to uk?
I love it in New Zealand but don't think my marriage is able to continue. Am very worried about my situation, as would have no where to stay or no money. Have asked advice on this isuue before on here but had no reply. Getting desperate now.Please help!
Okay so I am back in England. No money, no job, no transport and I am sleeping in an old camper van! Ah well. this has to be better than Australia. Or is it? Still too early to make any judgements apart from saying that the weather is great, food prices are cheap. Give me time and I will send more info. Got to get a job though. Seems to be plenty of work in all spheres. I arrived on 21st May so still a bit of a newbie. I joined the local library in Worcester so Internet access is a little easier. Anybody coming over here though needs to make sure they have accomadation fixed up before hand or bring lots of money. I paid £90 for one night in a Comfort Inn near Heathrow Airport.
Will post more as and when I can. Good luck to all.
Gosh!
I have tow children. One 15 yrs, and one of 5yrs, who has a brain disorder. Does this mean I will be living in a camper van too, if I went back to uk?
I love it in New Zealand but don't think my marriage is able to continue. Am very worried about my situation, as would have no where to stay or no money. Have asked advice on this isuue before on here but had no reply. Getting desperate now.Please help!
Jun 13th 2004, 11:10 pm
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Gosh!
I have tow children. One 15 yrs, and one of 5yrs, who has a brain disorder. Does this mean I will be living in a camper van too, if I went back to uk?
I love it in New Zealand but don't think my marriage is able to continue. Am very worried about my situation, as would have no where to stay or no money. Have asked advice on this isuue before on here but had no reply. Getting desperate now.Please help! [/QUOTE]
Devonchick
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I have tow children. One 15 yrs, and one of 5yrs, who has a brain disorder. Does this mean I will be living in a camper van too, if I went back to uk?
I love it in New Zealand but don't think my marriage is able to continue. Am very worried about my situation, as would have no where to stay or no money. Have asked advice on this isuue before on here but had no reply. Getting desperate now.Please help! [/QUOTE]
Devonchick
I have sent you a Private message
Jun 13th 2004, 11:32 pm
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Devonchick
I'm sorry I really don't have any advice for you but hope that you will be able to get things sorted out
I also hope that you are able to get some sensible advice without the Vultures swooping down on you
Best wishes
G
I'm sorry I really don't have any advice for you but hope that you will be able to get things sorted out
I also hope that you are able to get some sensible advice without the Vultures swooping down on you
Best wishes
G
Jun 13th 2004, 11:38 pm
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Yes thanks Grayling,
Have to admit i wish I hadn't asked for any advice now, as am worried i'm gunna be downed for it. Best not to ask advice on here maybe, thought this site was to give help and support but obviously not! Won't be posting on this one for a while I don't think.
Cheers
Have to admit i wish I hadn't asked for any advice now, as am worried i'm gunna be downed for it. Best not to ask advice on here maybe, thought this site was to give help and support but obviously not! Won't be posting on this one for a while I don't think.
Cheers
Jun 13th 2004, 11:41 pm
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Devonchick the vultures aren't in here.....you will get support from this forum. I think the vultures roam all the forum's.
Don't think bad of this forum.....IT'S NOT !!
Don't think bad of this forum.....IT'S NOT !!
Jun 13th 2004, 11:44 pm
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Jun 13th 2004, 11:45 pm
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Originally posted by she'llberight
You also have to experience it to live it.....
You also have to experience it to live it.....
Good luck place in the sun chap
Jun 13th 2004, 11:50 pm
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Originally posted by devonchick
Yes thanks Grayling,
Have to admit i wish I hadn't asked for any advice now, as am worried i'm gunna be downed for it. Best not to ask advice on here maybe, thought this site was to give help and support but obviously not! Won't be posting on this one for a while I don't think.
Cheers
Yes thanks Grayling,
Have to admit i wish I hadn't asked for any advice now, as am worried i'm gunna be downed for it. Best not to ask advice on here maybe, thought this site was to give help and support but obviously not! Won't be posting on this one for a while I don't think.
Cheers
I didn't mean to put a downer on you.
You WILL get sensible advice but, sadly, there are one or two inadequates who like to pick a fight or put people down.
You just have to ignore them and use the forum for what you need and not worry about how these sad people get their 'rocks off'.
Hang on in there
Best wishes
G
Jun 13th 2004, 11:52 pm
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Originally posted by Pants
Maybe check out this ...possibly a start , may be worth looking at.
http://www.nacab.org.uk/
Maybe check out this ...possibly a start , may be worth looking at.
http://www.nacab.org.uk/
will try that site pants, did try pm you but you have full inbox!
I just worried about being told i'm moaning , and shouldn't have left uk, but you really don't expect certain things to go wrong . It's circumstances for some people that make them go home, not just the fact they "didn't make it work for themselves".
Jun 13th 2004, 11:54 pm
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You didn't put a downer on me Grayling!
I took it as support from you actually! Thankyou so much.
I took it as support from you actually! Thankyou so much.
Jun 14th 2004, 12:15 am
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Originally posted by devonchick
Thanks pants and grayling,
will try that site pants, did try pm you but you have full inbox!
I just worried about being told i'm moaning , and shouldn't have left uk, but you really don't expect certain things to go wrong . It's circumstances for some people that make them go home, not just the fact they "didn't make it work for themselves".
Thanks pants and grayling,
will try that site pants, did try pm you but you have full inbox!
I just worried about being told i'm moaning , and shouldn't have left uk, but you really don't expect certain things to go wrong . It's circumstances for some people that make them go home, not just the fact they "didn't make it work for themselves".
Don't worry about what vultures think. They are not in your shoes. Don't be put off by anyone. There are plenty on this forum who are either going home, back home or thinking about it. Enjoy the posts and try not to fret. Maybe post a new topic heading asking for help....sadly these threads get pushed down the line as the day goes on and someone who may be able to give advice won't see your request in a long thread !!
P