what are you looking forward to most about moving back home?
Aug 14th 2006, 4:03 am
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Re: what are you looking forward to most about moving back home?
Originally Posted by karaokeM
Hi Jennifer, and thanks everyone for your feedback on this subject.
He has not given an exact date, he says middle to end of next year. I just feel as you say the dream has not been forfilled. I said the other day I'm sure its been a conspiracy between the government and the shipping companies. I feel like I've been totally conned by him, and thank god for the internet or I'd be still in the dark, believing everything everyone says.
Cheers
Mandy
He has not given an exact date, he says middle to end of next year. I just feel as you say the dream has not been forfilled. I said the other day I'm sure its been a conspiracy between the government and the shipping companies. I feel like I've been totally conned by him, and thank god for the internet or I'd be still in the dark, believing everything everyone says.
Cheers
Mandy
Aug 14th 2006, 7:12 pm
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Re: what are you looking forward to most about moving back home?
Originally Posted by britvic
Sheer and utter bliss of going clothes shopping, us Girl's love it so dose the OH come to that, but here is a nightmare, I've never had so less to choose from in my closet
so dose the OH come to that, but here is a nightmare, I've never had so less to choose from in my closet
Aug 14th 2006, 8:49 pm
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Re: what are you looking forward to most about moving back home?
Originally Posted by Sarah
me too but thats because I got fat
dont look it Hon in your photos 
Aug 15th 2006, 3:12 am
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Re: what are you looking forward to most about moving back home?
Originally Posted by britvic
You never dont look it Hon in your photos
I put on about 2 stone in 3 years
.Trying like buggery to shift it, but its not going anywhere, to be honest I think its the stress I feel at being so far away from my family When I lived near them I was as fit as a butchers dog. My old bod is still in here somewhere, its just covered up with doughnuts
I'll get the weight off as some stage , but prolly not until my life calms down a bit. 
Aug 15th 2006, 3:23 am
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Re: what are you looking forward to most about moving back home?
Originally Posted by Sarah
they're photos from 2003
I put on about 2 stone in 3 years .Trying like buggery to shift it, but its not going anywhere, to be honest I think its the stress I feel at being so far away from my family
When I lived near them I was as fit as a butchers dog. My old bod is still in here somewhere, its just covered up with doughnuts I'll get the weight off as some stage , but prolly not until my life calms down a bit.
I put on about 2 stone in 3 years
.Trying like buggery to shift it, but its not going anywhere, to be honest I think its the stress I feel at being so far away from my family When I lived near them I was as fit as a butchers dog. My old bod is still in here somewhere, its just covered up with doughnuts
I'll get the weight off as some stage , but prolly not until my life calms down a bit.
Aug 15th 2006, 3:35 am
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Re: what are you looking forward to most about moving back home?
Sarah, they're great piccies! (Don't know why I've not discovered them before ... 
) But I'm now going to have to change my whole mental image of you (it is a compliment, honest! If it's any consolation, Gruff thinks I'm a gay bloke living in New Zealand.)
) But I'm now going to have to change my whole mental image of you (it is a compliment, honest! If it's any consolation, Gruff thinks I'm a gay bloke living in New Zealand.)
Aug 15th 2006, 9:18 am
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Re: what are you looking forward to most about moving back home?
Originally Posted by Sarah
they're photos from 2003
I put on about 2 stone in 3 years .Trying like buggery to shift it, but its not going anywhere, to be honest I think its the stress I feel at being so far away from my family
When I lived near them I was as fit as a butchers dog. My old bod is still in here somewhere, its just covered up with doughnuts I'll get the weight off as some stage , but prolly not until my life calms down a bit.
I put on about 2 stone in 3 years
.Trying like buggery to shift it, but its not going anywhere, to be honest I think its the stress I feel at being so far away from my family When I lived near them I was as fit as a butchers dog. My old bod is still in here somewhere, its just covered up with doughnuts
I'll get the weight off as some stage , but prolly not until my life calms down a bit. Same here I reckon I've put on about the same since leaving UK.But then its a vicious circle, I have lost the will to shop here also, because its more of I need the top etc. than I really want it. So you don't feel like you have the incentive to lose the weightto get into that special top. But, I recently decided to go backto uk and straight away I've joined a slimming club and bit by bit its coming off, maybe its because I have incentive now.
Mandy
Aug 15th 2006, 3:50 pm
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Re: what are you looking forward to most about moving back home?
Wow thanks guys! You know how to cheer a girl up!
Its nice knowing I'm not alone in finding stress relief in a ice cream
Its weird being this weight, because I've never been quite so lard-tastic as I am now, but the silly thing is, I know I'll be able to get it off once I am a bit more settled and happier over here. The first two years have been ridiculously tough, from being burgled to having no job to having a job I ldon't like.
However, come August 2007 I am going back in Uni (hopefully in California) to do my Masters and I can't wait! no more office cube worker for me yay!
Its nice knowing I'm not alone in finding stress relief in a ice cream
Its weird being this weight, because I've never been quite so lard-tastic as I am now, but the silly thing is, I know I'll be able to get it off once I am a bit more settled and happier over here. The first two years have been ridiculously tough, from being burgled to having no job to having a job I ldon't like.
However, come August 2007 I am going back in Uni (hopefully in California) to do my Masters and I can't wait! no more office cube worker for me yay!
Aug 15th 2006, 11:21 pm
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Re: what are you looking forward to most about moving back home?
Originally Posted by Sarah
Wow thanks guys! You know how to cheer a girl up!
Its nice knowing I'm not alone in finding stress relief in a ice cream
Its weird being this weight, because I've never been quite so lard-tastic as I am now, but the silly thing is, I know I'll be able to get it off once I am a bit more settled and happier over here. The first two years have been ridiculously tough, from being burgled to having no job to having a job I ldon't like.
However, come August 2007 I am going back in Uni (hopefully in California) to do my Masters and I can't wait! no more office cube worker for me yay!
Its nice knowing I'm not alone in finding stress relief in a ice cream
Its weird being this weight, because I've never been quite so lard-tastic as I am now, but the silly thing is, I know I'll be able to get it off once I am a bit more settled and happier over here. The first two years have been ridiculously tough, from being burgled to having no job to having a job I ldon't like.
However, come August 2007 I am going back in Uni (hopefully in California) to do my Masters and I can't wait! no more office cube worker for me yay!
