OVER 50's & 60's MOVING BACK TO THE UK.
#9616
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Re: OVER 50's & 60's MOVING BACK TO THE UK.
I have had a few requests for Real Estate Agents in the Frome area, so here is the list. Most do lettings also.
www.mcallistersestateagents.co.uk
www.cooperandtanner.co.uk
www.sequencehome.co.uk
www.swallows.co.uk
www.holdenheal.com
www.rogersandcompany.co.uk
www.lewisgray.co.uk
www.mcallistersestateagents.co.uk
www.cooperandtanner.co.uk
www.sequencehome.co.uk
www.swallows.co.uk
www.holdenheal.com
www.rogersandcompany.co.uk
www.lewisgray.co.uk
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Re: OVER 50's & 60's MOVING BACK TO THE UK.
It appears that there's loads of temp work (I have been to a couple of agencies) but most of it is very, very short term. With just the one car between us, I'd have to find something accessible via public transport. Now that we know where Tony will be working, I may have to reconsider temping if nothing permanent for me crops up soon.
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Re: OVER 50's & 60's MOVING BACK TO THE UK.
Rodney-so sorry to hear about your sister....your timing to go back was perfect, at least you can be there for your Mum in potentially difficult times ahead.
I am glad to hear that you are settling down though.....fish n chips mmmmmm I can taste them now!!!
I am planning ahead because this weekend we have a Noreaster heading our way and we expect 30-40cm of snow on Sunday...hunker down time with my bag of nuts by the fire!!!
I am glad to hear that you are settling down though.....fish n chips mmmmmm I can taste them now!!!
I am planning ahead because this weekend we have a Noreaster heading our way and we expect 30-40cm of snow on Sunday...hunker down time with my bag of nuts by the fire!!!
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Re: OVER 50's & 60's MOVING BACK TO THE UK.
I have had a few requests for Real Estate Agents in the Frome area, so here is the list. Most do lettings also.
www.mcallistersestateagents.co.uk
www.cooperandtanner.co.uk
www.sequencehome.co.uk
www.swallows.co.uk
www.holdenheal.com
www.rogersandcompany.co.uk
www.lewisgray.co.uk
www.mcallistersestateagents.co.uk
www.cooperandtanner.co.uk
www.sequencehome.co.uk
www.swallows.co.uk
www.holdenheal.com
www.rogersandcompany.co.uk
www.lewisgray.co.uk
Last edited by windsong; Dec 10th 2010 at 2:24 am.
#9620
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Re: OVER 50's & 60's MOVING BACK TO THE UK.
Thanks, Gab.
Clocking up posts is right! I think a big part of that is because I am SO glad to meet others who want to go home as well and a good number of them have the same feelings and thoughts about their situation as I have kept bottled up inside me for 30 years. It's very therapeutic to share them with others.
Ooohh!! Yet another one for Somerset or close by. I love this idea!!! We could all meet up!
Clocking up posts is right! I think a big part of that is because I am SO glad to meet others who want to go home as well and a good number of them have the same feelings and thoughts about their situation as I have kept bottled up inside me for 30 years. It's very therapeutic to share them with others.
Ooohh!! Yet another one for Somerset or close by. I love this idea!!! We could all meet up!
When do you hear about that job ?
I think I must have missed that ,if you posted it that is ? :-)
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Re: OVER 50's & 60's MOVING BACK TO THE UK.
With regard to milk, I hear what you are saying but there is also a big negative associated with food over here: very short shelf life. Between the small size of mum's refrigerator and the short shelf life of food, Tony and I usually end up having to do a food shop twice a week.
I read you loud n clear Denise, I look at that as a good thing, I think America uses far more preservatives, they cant be good for you, fresh is so much better, we get milk here with dates months ahead, that cant be right.
I sometimes think British makers like short dates so you feel like throwing it away and buying new, just an opinion nothing more.
I also think the UK is not as fresh as it used to be, especially with USA's influence on G.M. foods.
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I hope it is possible to buy a decent size freezer in the UK. I have one now that is as big as my fridge - it's a stand-up, no frost freezer. Of course, I don't want one THAT size but one half or a third as big would be nice.
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Aw lovely to read Davids post and Rodneys from a few days back, Rodney as Fish said, big step him coming to see you, I think he will be back... and I am so so happy for you that all is going well.
A comment about the docs, i posted that when i was home I had to go to see the doctor I never actually lied but did not say i was not back permanently so i was registered, got seen straight away and they did blood work up too everything......and now my SIL tells me I have an appointment arrived for a mammogram, wonderful service I think.....
So very homesick today........it is freezing cold here that wind that chills to the bone, went out to try and put up some Christmas decs. too cold.
I hate when i see those trees thrown outside the day after, what is that all about.......Christmas for me starts Dec 1st and goes on til Jan 6th!
any excuse to drink and be merry...
Oh okay Fish about the time...........I think i am i UK time.....can it be changed on here.
A comment about the docs, i posted that when i was home I had to go to see the doctor I never actually lied but did not say i was not back permanently so i was registered, got seen straight away and they did blood work up too everything......and now my SIL tells me I have an appointment arrived for a mammogram, wonderful service I think.....
So very homesick today........it is freezing cold here that wind that chills to the bone, went out to try and put up some Christmas decs. too cold.
I hate when i see those trees thrown outside the day after, what is that all about.......Christmas for me starts Dec 1st and goes on til Jan 6th!
any excuse to drink and be merry...
Oh okay Fish about the time...........I think i am i UK time.....can it be changed on here.
Hello CharleyGirl...
Dr's and blood work, that made me laugh, Now a mammogram, that's the terrible service I hear so much about, if people only knew the truth.
So Very Homesick today, some days are much worse than others, at least that's how it affects me, some days you cant get it out of your head.
Our tree always stays up till 12 days after Christmas.
So you are in UK time, that's not such a bad thing is it ? hahahaaaa...
I thought the time setting was in "My profile" but I cant seem to find it, I'm pretty useless when it come to computers, Hopefully someone will jump to your rescue...