can you do the move in 8 weeks !!
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Hi everyone, i have not been on here for a while and realy didnt expect to be posting this thread but here i am fourteen months after moving to oz, now facing my return to the uk with hubby and 3 kids. The reasons for this are in a nutshell, 1, missing my family and friends, 2, just not feeling at home here and know i never will,3, saving my sanity as i have become anxious, stressed and depressed. 4,saving my marriage although not sure if it is too late, 5. kids missing home, these are not in order of importance by the way.I have today been given a time limit of 8 weeks to get back to uk so i can get my old job back which i loved do you guys think it possible to do this, we have a house to sell also,my hubby is not too keen on going back but is willing to. I am feeling major stress today as dont know what to do also having a wobble about moving back probably because it is a beautifull day outside, any advice is much appreciated thank you so much
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Yes it's possible I did it, but we were renting. Can your Dh stay behind and sell up the house if it isn't gone by then so you can start your job?
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I agree with mummy in the foothills (can I call you mummy
) and go back alone if you can. Then hubby will miss you too and you can rekindle all that love that may have got lost with the stress of emigration.
My husband I found it hard too. If one of you is really sad all the time, it's difficult to keep connected. I really hope it all works out for you. But go home, and get that job back that you loved. That would be a great start!
Lots of luck to you!
) and go back alone if you can. Then hubby will miss you too and you can rekindle all that love that may have got lost with the stress of emigration. My husband I found it hard too. If one of you is really sad all the time, it's difficult to keep connected. I really hope it all works out for you. But go home, and get that job back that you loved. That would be a great start!
Lots of luck to you!
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Absolutely it is possible. When we moved to Australia we packed up, sold the house and got a visa (belatedly remembered I would need one) in 4 weeks. At least you wont have the visa problem, just hope all your passports are up to date.
If someone told me I could go I would be gone by the end of the week - anything is possible!
I agree with MitFH - get yourself back and let him finish things up here if you need to be there within the specified time.
All the very best with it!
If someone told me I could go I would be gone by the end of the week - anything is possible!
I agree with MitFH - get yourself back and let him finish things up here if you need to be there within the specified time.
All the very best with it!
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Yes!
Remember, girls can do anything!
Remember, girls can do anything!
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Except reverse park. 
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To the OP, if it were me I'd go home, secure the job as a priority and everything else will fall into place around that. Sure you'll be shelling out for a short term rental and paying a mortgage but look at it as investing in your career and you'll be stakeholding a job you enjoy. Struggling to see the downside. Sometimes when you know, you just know.

(runs for cover
)To the OP, if it were me I'd go home, secure the job as a priority and everything else will fall into place around that. Sure you'll be shelling out for a short term rental and paying a mortgage but look at it as investing in your career and you'll be stakeholding a job you enjoy. Struggling to see the downside. Sometimes when you know, you just know.
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Except reverse park. 
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To the OP, if it were me I'd go home, secure the job as a priority and everything else will fall into place around that. Sure you'll be shelling out for a short term rental and paying a mortgage but look at it as investing in your career and you'll be stakeholding a job you enjoy. Struggling to see the downside. Sometimes when you know, you just know.

(runs for cover
)To the OP, if it were me I'd go home, secure the job as a priority and everything else will fall into place around that. Sure you'll be shelling out for a short term rental and paying a mortgage but look at it as investing in your career and you'll be stakeholding a job you enjoy. Struggling to see the downside. Sometimes when you know, you just know.
why is it then that the two accidents I have had...and not caused.... I would like to add......have been MEN..lol......one drove off like a bat out of hell...leaving me with my insurance to cover it....swine...the other a young chap who actually came into the building and asked who's car was the light blue one parked near the entrance....what a sweetie....I went half with him as he was on P Plates....
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Of course you can. Just book the container, flights...then pack your bags
Leave the house up for sale.

Leave the house up for sale.
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Hi everyone, i have not been on here for a while and realy didnt expect to be posting this thread but here i am fourteen months after moving to oz, now facing my return to the uk with hubby and 3 kids. The reasons for this are in a nutshell, 1, missing my family and friends, 2, just not feeling at home here and know i never will,3, saving my sanity as i have become anxious, stressed and depressed. 4,saving my marriage although not sure if it is too late, 5. kids missing home, these are not in order of importance by the way.I have today been given a time limit of 8 weeks to get back to uk so i can get my old job back which i loved do you guys think it possible to do this, we have a house to sell also,my hubby is not too keen on going back but is willing to. I am feeling major stress today as dont know what to do also having a wobble about moving back probably because it is a beautifull day outside, any advice is much appreciated thank you so much

driving her nuts now in another way..lol...so yes you can do it if you really want to, might be a little bit more stressful and not the perfect way we might all plan it but it will all work out as it should (another one of my dad's sayings..lol.) your happy and your children and Oh will be happy, sometimes we do need to put ourselves first just for our own sanity which does not always come natural to some Mums or others...good luck and if you feel stressed etc...just think of your life to come if you choose to leave..sounds better than life as it is here for you...I think most of us have those days where it looks nice and feels good especially when we are planning to go home...the mind plays strange things on us....but can good weather help you get over the things you miss as mentioned if you think it can then give it more time....
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Hi everyone, i have not been on here for a while and realy didnt expect to be posting this thread but here i am fourteen months after moving to oz, now facing my return to the uk with hubby and 3 kids. The reasons for this are in a nutshell, 1, missing my family and friends, 2, just not feeling at home here and know i never will,3, saving my sanity as i have become anxious, stressed and depressed. 4,saving my marriage although not sure if it is too late, 5. kids missing home, these are not in order of importance by the way.I have today been given a time limit of 8 weeks to get back to uk so i can get my old job back which i loved do you guys think it possible to do this, we have a house to sell also,my hubby is not too keen on going back but is willing to. I am feeling major stress today as dont know what to do also having a wobble about moving back probably because it is a beautifull day outside, any advice is much appreciated thank you so much

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why is it then that the two accidents I have had...and not caused.... I would like to add......have been MEN..lol......one drove off like a bat out of hell...leaving me with my insurance to cover it....swine...the other a young chap who actually came into the building and asked who's car was the light blue one parked near the entrance....what a sweetie....I went half with him as he was on P Plates....
(see how tough I get when I'm legging it outta the country?
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No time to waffle in my book, i just get on with things. After living in OZ i realised life is too ****ing short
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Hi everyone, i have not been on here for a while and realy didnt expect to be posting this thread but here i am fourteen months after moving to oz, now facing my return to the uk with hubby and 3 kids. The reasons for this are in a nutshell, 1, missing my family and friends, 2, just not feeling at home here and know i never will,3, saving my sanity as i have become anxious, stressed and depressed. 4,saving my marriage although not sure if it is too late, 5. kids missing home, these are not in order of importance by the way.I have today been given a time limit of 8 weeks to get back to uk so i can get my old job back which i loved do you guys think it possible to do this, we have a house to sell also,my hubby is not too keen on going back but is willing to. I am feeling major stress today as dont know what to do also having a wobble about moving back probably because it is a beautifull day outside, any advice is much appreciated thank you so much


Just chill and enjoy the last 8 weeks of Oz..
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..then she is also having a Meal in Manchester...a Wedding in Chester...I am feeling overwhelmed...after years of knitting...lol...(I have not got that low..lol)and being in bed by 9.30pm..it all seems to much...lol....



