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Re: Main reason for moving back?
Originally Posted by Australia_bound?
(Post 6173839)
I know where I want to live, yes isn't where most people would choose to live and I have seen the houses that are for sale in my price range, as all very close to where my Gran lives ;)
Yes do need to look more into pensions, taxes. Mortgage payments easy to do online calculators available. Wages know exactly what's in store, way less than UK salaries. But have time to look into everything and see IF we still want to go when we're in a position to apply for the visa. If it's not right at the time we won't bother and will sit around for years saving for a deposit on UK property, but can't say that I want to stay in the UK, I've wanted to go to Aus for 22 years and counting :eek:. Is a really BIG risk we'll be taking if we go but least we're not really throwing anything away by going (hopefully) ;) |
Re: Main reason for moving back?
Originally Posted by burton bunch
(Post 6170084)
Ok hun
So here is how I see your hit list ;) Hun These things sound hard but I am trying to make you see that these things are the true facts of life. Love you lots Gaynor :wub: By the way, for the record I am not lying about being asked for change, the kids were with me ask them. Also, if you look at my facebook you will see I have made friends with quite a few native girls, in fact I have been invited to the reserve for a ceremony...... As for the school - fair point. Gay, I think you may have missed the spirit of the post. Thanks for your support. Mrs M. |
Re: Main reason for moving back?
Originally Posted by Mrs Miggins
(Post 6174287)
I believe I made a point to Minihaha that I was TRYING in Vain to point out why I should go back.
By the way, for the record I am not lying about being asked for change, the kids were with me ask them. Also, if you look at my facebook you will see I have made friends with quite a few native girls, in fact I have been invited to the reserve for a ceremony...... As for the school - fair point. Gay, I think you may have missed the spirit of the post. Thanks for your support. Mrs M. Hun not going to turn this into a slanging match - which i presume from the tone of your post it could very well become- but was trying to balance out the down side of things that you mentioned. Mrs M I never called you a liar at all and i resent that you think that i did -but i will not as you offer for me to do - ask your kids :mad: but again we can only state our own experiences. you have had yours and me mine. I was just really shocked how negative your post was and it surprised me as it was totally different reasons than anything that you have told me over the phone and I just could not see why you are going home anymore - utter confusion :ohmy: I did not miss the spirit of your post I just saw read that someone could slag off a place where me and mine are so very happy. :frown: but hey ho it doesnt work out for everyone. xx |
Re: Main reason for moving back?
Gay,
I have more important things to think about at the moment than what you may think of me. I have however felt quite hurt, and both Mark and I were really shocked, and as for a slanging match - if I didn't know you maybe, but that's not the way I work when it comes to friends. Take care. |
Re: Main reason for moving back?
<door opens>
Hi everybody, how are you all doing.....I say, it's a bit tense in here isn't it! I'll come back later... <door closes> |
Re: Main reason for moving back?
Originally Posted by Mrs Miggins
(Post 6176168)
Gay,
I have more important things to think about at the moment than what you may think of me. I have however felt quite hurt, and both Mark and I were really shocked, and as for a slanging match - if I didn't know you maybe, but that's not the way I work when it comes to friends. Take care. The main reason that I said what I said is that I dont want you to make a mistake after all of the hard work which you have done over the pst 12 months. You have come so far, for example Organised the move - this i know from experience is hard work Settled you kids down - ok was shaky at first but finally you have gotten them sorted. You have done a full time course, passed it with flying colours from what you have said - and done this virtually as a one parent family. The steps which you have taken have been huge and you have made a HUGE success of things down here in the Bridge - I am just so sorry that you feel the need to go back. You are not the only person to miss their UK support network hun - I do too. I miss my mates and my mom and yesterday was a mess for hours due to her refusing to come out to visit :( but there again I suffer from the syndrome that my family here is canada think I am with my expat friends or Canadian friends and round and round so really I am a very lonely person here. I feel that you being the social butterfly which you truly are could only grow here in town. Just truly think that you shouldnt give it all up because (and I say this as a friend) I really cant think that moving back will put you in any better a position. Sorry that you feel the way that you do but as always I am always here for you however the words typed may have stung us both Gay :wub: |
Re: Main reason for moving back?
Originally Posted by Jumbo_Celcius
(Post 6176180)
<door opens>
Hi everybody, how are you all doing.....I say, it's a bit tense in here isn't it! I'll come back later... <door closes> |
Re: Main reason for moving back?
Originally Posted by burton bunch
(Post 6176182)
Hun
The main reason that I said what I said is that I dont want you to make a mistake after all of the hard work which you have done over the pst 12 months. You have come so far, for example Organised the move - this i know from experience is hard work Settled you kids down - ok was shaky at first but finally you have gotten them sorted. You have done a full time course, passed it with flying colours from what you have said - and done this virtually as a one parent family. The steps which you have taken have been huge and you have made a HUGE success of things down here in the Bridge - I am just so sorry that you feel the need to go back. You are not the only person to miss their UK support network hun - I do too. I miss my mates and my mom and yesterday was a mess for hours due to her refusing to come out to visit :( but there again I suffer from the syndrome that my family here is canada think I am with my expat friends or Canadian friends and round and round so really I am a very lonely person here. I feel that you being the social butterfly which you truly are could only grow here in town. Just truly think that you shouldnt give it all up because (and I say this as a friend) I really cant think that moving back will put you in any better a position. Sorry that you feel the way that you do but as always I am always here for you however the words typed may have stung us both Gay :wub: The moon is obviously in the wrong place for us all. I too have been homesick and cried for hours yesterday due to lonliness (and I've been over in Aus for 15 years). We all miss our family and friends, we all have to make do and get on with what we have wether it be for a couple more months or for the rest of our lives. BUT we cant be turning on each other as you will regret it. Now kiss and make up and support each other as that is what friends are for even internet ones. |
Re: Main reason for moving back?
Originally Posted by Kat71
(Post 6176200)
Ladies,
The moon is obviously in the wrong place for us all. I too have been homesick and cried for hours yesterday due to lonliness (and I've been over in Aus for 15 years). We all miss our family and friends, we all have to make do and get on with what we have wether it be for a couple more months or for the rest of our lives. BUT we cant be turning on each other as you will regret it. Now kiss and make up and support each other as that is what friends are for even internet ones. Mrs M knows where I am and that I will always be there for her - that is if she knows me like I think she knows me. |
Re: Main reason for moving back?
I have checked this thread out for the same reason as the original poster - we are about to move to Oz (Sydney) and was curious as to why people come back / are we making a mistake?
It seems to me after reading this we arent, and for that i will thank all of the above and it seems that the main reasons for returning dont apply to us - Weather - my OH was born and raised in one of the driest places on earth in South America and has never got used to the UK Money - I work in the resources indutry so salary will be 3x higher in Oz Family - I am not close to mine (havent seen any of them in years) and OH only sees hers 2/3 times a year Standard of living - We currently live in a 2 up 2 down in a VERY rough area, so are certain of improving on this Beach lifestyle - I miss this so much, having been brought up on the coast and now living in the midlands Not same as UK - Thank god, we have both lived in other countries and find UK the worst Lack of culture - We live in leicester say no more I again thank you all and wish you all luck in your return to UK |
Re: Main reason for moving back?
For a split second I thought your board name was vasectomy, and I damn near drowned my keypad in coffee.
Thanks for the unintended mirth, and I hope you do well out there. |
Re: Main reason for moving back?
Originally Posted by bil
(Post 6178413)
For a split second I thought your board name was vasectomy, and I damn near drowned my keypad in coffee.
Thanks for the unintended mirth, and I hope you do well out there. |
Re: Main reason for moving back?
Oh good, so it's not just oldtimer's disease setting in then.
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Re: Main reason for moving back?
Originally Posted by verystormy
(Post 6178385)
I have checked this thread out for the same reason as the original poster - we are about to move to Oz (Sydney) and was curious as to why people come back / are we making a mistake?
It seems to me after reading this we arent, and for that i will thank all of the above and it seems that the main reasons for returning dont apply to us - Weather - my OH was born and raised in one of the driest places on earth in South America and has never got used to the UK Money - I work in the resources indutry so salary will be 3x higher in Oz Family - I am not close to mine (havent seen any of them in years) and OH only sees hers 2/3 times a year Standard of living - We currently live in a 2 up 2 down in a VERY rough area, so are certain of improving on this Beach lifestyle - I miss this so much, having been brought up on the coast and now living in the midlands Not same as UK - Thank god, we have both lived in other countries and find UK the worst Lack of culture - We live in leicester say no more I again thank you all and wish you all luck in your return to UK BUT ....... Until you experience something, you can't be certain about anything. We went with the absolute 100% certainty that we too would be far better off financially, we would have a much better quality of life and we would never set foot on British soil ever again. Boy, the difference a year can make to a person's life. |
Re: Main reason for moving back?
Originally Posted by verystormy
(Post 6178385)
I have checked this thread out for the same reason as the original poster - we are about to move to Oz (Sydney) and was curious as to why people come back / are we making a mistake?
It seems to me after reading this we arent, and for that i will thank all of the above and it seems that the main reasons for returning dont apply to us - Weather - my OH was born and raised in one of the driest places on earth in South America and has never got used to the UK Money - I work in the resources indutry so salary will be 3x higher in Oz Family - I am not close to mine (havent seen any of them in years) and OH only sees hers 2/3 times a year Standard of living - We currently live in a 2 up 2 down in a VERY rough area, so are certain of improving on this Beach lifestyle - I miss this so much, having been brought up on the coast and now living in the midlands Not same as UK - Thank god, we have both lived in other countries and find UK the worst Lack of culture - We live in leicester say no more I again thank you all and wish you all luck in your return to UK |
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