Impressions
Dec 9th 2010, 8:41 am
#16
Home Sweet Home
Joined: Jan 2010
Location: Surrey, England
Posts: 5,128
Re: Impressions
I just watched it on You tube. Holy moley that was quite a show. 
In fact it was that good I watched it again this morning before I went to work LOL!!
I will reply to a few posts, then I am off to watch who they dug out of the rubble..........and..........gulp...............wh o they didn't....
Last edited by Beedubya; Dec 9th 2010 at 8:46 am.
Dec 9th 2010, 8:45 am
#17
Home Sweet Home
Joined: Jan 2010
Location: Surrey, England
Posts: 5,128
Re: Impressions
Hello, hello
We are very well, but a little sleep deprived. It continues to be lovely back home and I am so lucky we have a free roof over our heads until we get jobs.
People have been so friendly and funny. I asked a man at the agency how teaching on call work was and he said, 'I think we'll be able to keep you out of mischief love.' And when trying to get some word documents printed, a guy at the printers said, 'We do specialist work here but I can take it home tonight and do it for you free of charge.'
There's more litter than I'm used to but I take a bag out with me and clean up when I'm walking. Yes, I look like a nutter but the bus stop is nice and clean now!
Best Christmas wishes Bee. x
We are very well, but a little sleep deprived. It continues to be lovely back home and I am so lucky we have a free roof over our heads until we get jobs.
People have been so friendly and funny. I asked a man at the agency how teaching on call work was and he said, 'I think we'll be able to keep you out of mischief love.' And when trying to get some word documents printed, a guy at the printers said, 'We do specialist work here but I can take it home tonight and do it for you free of charge.'
There's more litter than I'm used to but I take a bag out with me and clean up when I'm walking. Yes, I look like a nutter but the bus stop is nice and clean now!
Best Christmas wishes Bee. x
Loving your Brit humour, you have to be away from it to know how much you miss it, kinda like the country itself.
Barb
Dec 9th 2010, 9:23 am
#18
Member
Joined: Jul 2009
Location: Home in Herts
Posts: 658
Re: Impressions
Hi Lilybilly and family...nice to hear you made it back to England.
I too love the choice and amazed at the prices of food and the variety...
The weather has been a shock..never known England to have two years running with snow at winter. But it has been great to be back and I feel that I am back to my happy self and able to laugh and joke with my family and friends.
I think the key to enjoying living in England is ...NOT to read the daily mail or watch the news or daft documentaries on TV..they will suck the life out of you.
I wish you a lovely christmas and I am certain the new year will bring you lots of opportunities.
I too love the choice and amazed at the prices of food and the variety...
The weather has been a shock..never known England to have two years running with snow at winter. But it has been great to be back and I feel that I am back to my happy self and able to laugh and joke with my family and friends.
I think the key to enjoying living in England is ...NOT to read the daily mail or watch the news or daft documentaries on TV..they will suck the life out of you.
I wish you a lovely christmas and I am certain the new year will bring you lots of opportunities.
Dec 9th 2010, 6:19 pm
#19
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Dec 2009
Location: Leicester UK
Posts: 793
Re: Impressions
I am so happy for you, that you are home now! Wow was that three months of travel, I bet for you it seemed ages seems like yesterday you set off.
I had 8 weeks there and found the people very friendly and yes was shocked at how cheaply you can eat, even eating out was a good deal, so many offers BOGO dinner etc.
have a wonderful Christmas home with your family!
I had 8 weeks there and found the people very friendly and yes was shocked at how cheaply you can eat, even eating out was a good deal, so many offers BOGO dinner etc.
have a wonderful Christmas home with your family!
