The Joy of moving back to a small town
May 31st 2009 | 4:22 am
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The Joy of moving back to a small town
Don't you just love small towns for rumours and gossip
Apparently my husband and I are separated I ran in to a girl I know on the Main Street and mentioned something about my OH and she looked surprised and said "oh I thought you had split up". I guess this is what people think when you move home after 8 years in Canada, with 2 small kids and no husband in sight.
I think when he gets home on Thursday (after 2 month away working) we'll have to skip along the main street hand in hand Either that or start a more interesting rumour and see how long it takes to spread.
Apparently my husband and I are separated I ran in to a girl I know on the Main Street and mentioned something about my OH and she looked surprised and said "oh I thought you had split up". I guess this is what people think when you move home after 8 years in Canada, with 2 small kids and no husband in sight. I think when he gets home on Thursday (after 2 month away working) we'll have to skip along the main street hand in hand Either that or start a more interesting rumour and see how long it takes to spread.
May 31st 2009 | 4:56 am
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Re: The Joy of moving back to a small town
Don't you just love small towns for rumours and gossip Apparently my husband and I are separated I ran in to a girl I know on the Main Street and mentioned something about my OH and she looked surprised and said "oh I thought you had split up". I guess this is what people think when you move home after 8 years in Canada, with 2 small kids and no husband in sight. I think when he gets home on Thursday (after 2 month away working) we'll have to skip along the main street hand in hand Either that or start a more interesting rumour and see how long it takes to spread.
Apparently my husband and I are separated I ran in to a girl I know on the Main Street and mentioned something about my OH and she looked surprised and said "oh I thought you had split up". I guess this is what people think when you move home after 8 years in Canada, with 2 small kids and no husband in sight. I think when he gets home on Thursday (after 2 month away working) we'll have to skip along the main street hand in hand Either that or start a more interesting rumour and see how long it takes to spread.Carol
May 31st 2009 | 4:58 am
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Re: The Joy of moving back to a small town
The other day, I bumped into someone I used to work with. She said 'Oh... I thought you were dead.'
I live in a small town, incidentally...
I live in a small town, incidentally...
May 31st 2009 | 5:06 am
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May 31st 2009 | 5:07 am
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May 31st 2009 | 4:55 pm
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Re: The Joy of moving back to a small town
Don't you just love small towns for rumours and gossip Apparently my husband and I are separated I ran in to a girl I know on the Main Street and mentioned something about my OH and she looked surprised and said "oh I thought you had split up". I guess this is what people think when you move home after 8 years in Canada, with 2 small kids and no husband in sight. I think when he gets home on Thursday (after 2 month away working) we'll have to skip along the main street hand in hand Either that or start a more interesting rumour and see how long it takes to spread.
Apparently my husband and I are separated I ran in to a girl I know on the Main Street and mentioned something about my OH and she looked surprised and said "oh I thought you had split up". I guess this is what people think when you move home after 8 years in Canada, with 2 small kids and no husband in sight. I think when he gets home on Thursday (after 2 month away working) we'll have to skip along the main street hand in hand Either that or start a more interesting rumour and see how long it takes to spread.oh god i do miss my small town, at least some people knew who you were, whether the thought good or bad of you, they still had some idea who you were, or know your friends, cousins, inlaws, or someone who knew you once
I remember once i left the hospital i worked at for five years and came back and one of the drs asked me if i had been on holiday, ehhhhhh yeah, a bloody long one.
May 31st 2009 | 7:28 pm
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oh god i do miss my small town, at least some people knew who you were, whether the thought good or bad of you, they still had some idea who you were, or know your friends, cousins, inlaws, or someone who knew you once
I remember once i left the hospital i worked at for five years and came back and one of the drs asked me if i had been on holiday, ehhhhhh yeah, a bloody long one.
I remember once i left the hospital i worked at for five years and came back and one of the drs asked me if i had been on holiday, ehhhhhh yeah, a bloody long one.
May 31st 2009 | 11:01 pm
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Re: The Joy of moving back to a small town
oh god i do miss my small town, at least some people knew who you were, whether the thought good or bad of you, they still had some idea who you were, or know your friends, cousins, inlaws, or someone who knew you once
I remember once i left the hospital i worked at for five years and came back and one of the drs asked me if i had been on holiday, ehhhhhh yeah, a bloody long one.
I remember once i left the hospital i worked at for five years and came back and one of the drs asked me if i had been on holiday, ehhhhhh yeah, a bloody long one.
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This is about 30 mins from Dinner plain (next ski village past Hotham)
May 31st 2009 | 11:51 pm
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Re: The Joy of moving back to a small town
oh god i do miss my small town, at least some people knew who you were, whether the thought good or bad of you, they still had some idea who you were, or know your friends, cousins, inlaws, or someone who knew you once
I remember once i left the hospital i worked at for five years and came back and one of the drs asked me if i had been on holiday, ehhhhhh yeah, a bloody long one.
I remember once i left the hospital i worked at for five years and came back and one of the drs asked me if i had been on holiday, ehhhhhh yeah, a bloody long one.
Jun 1st 2009 | 2:40 am
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Jun 1st 2009 | 2:40 am
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Jun 1st 2009 | 9:47 pm
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Re: The Joy of moving back to a small town
I live in a small town and yesterday i bumped into an old friend who hadn't even noticed I was away for over a year!! She argued that I had been at her christmas party?!?!? I was on the other side of the world at christmas.... must have been a good party!
Jun 2nd 2009 | 5:30 am
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Re: The Joy of moving back to a small town
I love nothing better than winding up gossips.
If i were you'd i'd find a male friend or relative and stroll down the road holding their hand and pinch his bum when you see one you know
If i were you'd i'd find a male friend or relative and stroll down the road holding their hand and pinch his bum when you see one you know
