christmas in uk
Apr 30th 2007, 12:35 pm
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Re: christmas in uk
Have a good life and chill.
Apr 30th 2007, 11:48 pm
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Re: christmas in uk
Indeedy - nice safety net to have I suppose - I mean there must have been some reason why I moved in the first place - its just that that memory seems to be a bit dim and distant right now.
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May 1st 2007, 1:56 am
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Re: christmas in uk
I thought it was currently only 2 years required for the safety net?
I wish I could stay around that long to get it but we wake up every morning wanting to go home so I can't manage another 18 months like that! Back to sunny blighty for us in June!
I wish I could stay around that long to get it but we wake up every morning wanting to go home so I can't manage another 18 months like that! Back to sunny blighty for us in June!
May 1st 2007, 2:01 am
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Davy and I are in US (Not together, I hasten to add...)
May 1st 2007, 2:10 am
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May 1st 2007, 2:16 am
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Re: christmas in uk
Hehe your flight back to the UK is the date we moved here last year, am going back on the 18th of June, ending up putting dog in quarenteen for 3 weeks though.
We too are headed to the great East Anglia.
I really missed bonfire night last year and of course good old Christmas day with my parents round for dinner, playing scrabble after eating and that traditional Christmas day walk to work the pudding off.
Cant wait for autumn I love it.
We too are headed to the great East Anglia.
I really missed bonfire night last year and of course good old Christmas day with my parents round for dinner, playing scrabble after eating and that traditional Christmas day walk to work the pudding off.
Cant wait for autumn I love it.
May 2nd 2007, 8:41 pm
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it doesn't matter how much research you actually do before u leave, nothing can compare to the reality of life once u get to a place!! You do not realise the value of something until it is not there!
May 3rd 2007, 9:45 pm
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You know you are homesick when you start wanting to b back in snow and cold weather! Especially me who is a sunlover!
Hubby kept saying we would have Xmas in UK, I will not repeat what I said to him, but cold, snow and me dont mix! More so when its summer here and I will miss the short supply of sunny weather we get here.
But, I actually want to go now to Uk for Xmas! Sod the sun, sea sand, BBq;s, there's only so much of those you can take eh?
Aaahhh Xmas with snow, cold, frost, dark nights, sparkly trees, and loads of rellies and friends to enjoy it with!
It sounds better every minute!
Hubby kept saying we would have Xmas in UK, I will not repeat what I said to him, but cold, snow and me dont mix! More so when its summer here and I will miss the short supply of sunny weather we get here.
But, I actually want to go now to Uk for Xmas! Sod the sun, sea sand, BBq;s, there's only so much of those you can take eh?
Aaahhh Xmas with snow, cold, frost, dark nights, sparkly trees, and loads of rellies and friends to enjoy it with!
It sounds better every minute!