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curleytops Sep 19th 2012 6:37 am

Re: OVER 50's+ MOVING BACK TO THE UK - Part II
 

Originally Posted by charleygirl (Post 10287568)
Wow no one has posted in this thread for a while, but just wanted to say hello, I am back in the USA visiting my children.. enjoying time with them. Petrol seems so cheap........
I hope everyone is doing well, and pursuing their dreams. x

Hope you're having a great time Charley, are the leaves changing over there yet or is it a bit soon?

jasper123 Sep 20th 2012 8:54 am

Re: OVER 50's+ MOVING BACK TO THE UK - Part II
 

Originally Posted by charleygirl (Post 10287568)
Wow no one has posted in this thread for a while, but just wanted to say hello, I am back in the USA visiting my children.. enjoying time with them. Petrol seems so cheap........
I hope everyone is doing well, and pursuing their dreams. x

Denise, great to hear from you again, have a wonderful time with your kids,
you say the petrol seems so cheap over there, interesting program on TV last night said the U.K. government slams a whopping 60p tax on the pound for our petrol, WOW I knew it was a lot but 60% is huge!!!! no wonder a little wee liter of fuel costs around £1.41 :eek:
Yes as cheers said everyone seems to be hanging out at the chit chat site these days,
Take care,
Rodney.

cheers Sep 20th 2012 3:27 pm

Re: OVER 50's+ MOVING BACK TO THE UK - Part II
 

Originally Posted by charleygirl (Post 10287568)
Wow no one has posted in this thread for a while, but just wanted to say hello, I am back in the USA visiting my children.. enjoying time with them. Petrol seems so cheap........
I hope everyone is doing well, and pursuing their dreams. x

So give us an update on everything.
When do you return?

Cheers

trottytrue Sep 26th 2012 1:30 am

Re: OVER 50's+ MOVING BACK TO THE UK - Part II
 
Charlie are you still in the US send me an email and perhaps we can manage to see each other before you leave.

Hope you are better Rodney. I am trying hard to get back to normal some days are better than others but I think I am making progress. Have started Gabby on her shots again as they all became outdated so she has to have the rabies shot in Feb. and then have the tests done.

Getting back in touch with the movers as the price of shipping and delivery will probably have gone up. Hope not too much.

cheers Sep 26th 2012 1:44 am

Re: OVER 50's+ MOVING BACK TO THE UK - Part II
 

Originally Posted by trottytrue (Post 10300011)
Charlie are you still in the US send me an email and perhaps we can manage to see each other before you leave.

Hope you are better Rodney. I am trying hard to get back to normal some days are better than others but I think I am making progress. Have started Gabby on her shots again as they all became outdated so she has to have the rabies shot in Feb. and then have the tests done.

Getting back in touch with the movers as the price of shipping and delivery will probably have gone up. Hope not too much.


Nice to hear from you Trotty. Glad things are on the mend. Chin up!

Cheers

Celticspirit Sep 26th 2012 1:46 am

Re: OVER 50's+ MOVING BACK TO THE UK - Part II
 

Originally Posted by trottytrue (Post 10300011)
Charlie are you still in the US send me an email and perhaps we can manage to see each other before you leave.

Hope you are better Rodney. I am trying hard to get back to normal some days are better than others but I think I am making progress. Have started Gabby on her shots again as they all became outdated so she has to have the rabies shot in Feb. and then have the tests done.

Getting back in touch with the movers as the price of shipping and delivery will probably have gone up. Hope not too much.

Hope you are feeling better and looking forward to your move. Take care....

cheers Sep 26th 2012 1:53 am

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Look at this.

https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?sh...9fb8fdf457573f

makes you think.

jasper123 Sep 26th 2012 12:16 pm

Re: OVER 50's+ MOVING BACK TO THE UK - Part II
 

Originally Posted by trottytrue (Post 10300011)
Charlie are you still in the US send me an email and perhaps we can manage to see each other before you leave.

Hope you are better Rodney. I am trying hard to get back to normal some days are better than others but I think I am making progress. Have started Gabby on her shots again as they all became outdated so she has to have the rabies shot in Feb. and then have the tests done.

Getting back in touch with the movers as the price of shipping and delivery will probably have gone up. Hope not too much.

Hello trotty,
WOW thats a lovely surprise seeing a post from you again, its great to know you are continuing to make progress,
And you saying that you are getting back in touch with the movers is the best news Ive heard for a long time, so soon I hope your dream of returning to the U.K. will be coming together, well at least your house has been sold, so thats that hurdle out of the way,
Take care Avril, keep strong and take good care of yourself,
Love Rodney xx
PS Im pretty well back to normal since my most recent hernia Op, thanks for asking.

between two worlds Sep 27th 2012 7:31 pm

Re: OVER 50's+ MOVING BACK TO THE UK - Part II
 

Originally Posted by trottytrue (Post 10300011)
Charlie are you still in the US send me an email and perhaps we can manage to see each other before you leave.

Hope you are better Rodney. I am trying hard to get back to normal some days are better than others but I think I am making progress. Have started Gabby on her shots again as they all became outdated so she has to have the rabies shot in Feb. and then have the tests done.

Getting back in touch with the movers as the price of shipping and delivery will probably have gone up. Hope not too much.

Great to hear from you, trotty, and to hear you're looking into the practicalities of the move once more.

So glad you are making progress healthwise as well.

Keep us posted!

Tina

between two worlds Sep 27th 2012 7:34 pm

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Originally Posted by jasper123 (Post 10300789)
PS Im pretty well back to normal since my most recent hernia Op, thanks for asking.

Hi Rodney, great to hear you've made a good recovery, this is excellent news.

I just had a quick trip to UK, was in Durham and saw Durham Cathedral again, once of the most beautiful buildings in the world (in my opinion!). Amazing. Anyone who's Up North (as we southerners say!) who hasn't seen it should do so...whole city lovely, impressive castle as well.

Tina

sallysimmons Sep 28th 2012 6:41 am

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Originally Posted by cheers (Post 10300034)

Cheers, all your links go to your email account and not to the actual article. And since we can't access your account, we just get taken to the gmail log-in page.

You have to open the actual article and then paste the link for that rather than pasting the link to the email it came in.

jasper123 Sep 28th 2012 12:11 pm

Re: OVER 50's+ MOVING BACK TO THE UK - Part II
 

Originally Posted by between two worlds (Post 10303452)
Hi Rodney, great to hear you've made a good recovery, this is excellent news.

I just had a quick trip to UK, was in Durham and saw Durham Cathedral again, once of the most beautiful buildings in the world (in my opinion!). Amazing. Anyone who's Up North (as we southerners say!) who hasn't seen it should do so...whole city lovely, impressive castle as well.

Tina

Tina Ive never been to Durham before, so thanks for that, now I have yet another place in the U.K. to put on my list of places to see one day :)
My Mum's in the Isle of White now, on a one week holiday break with the girls from her senior club, about 15 of em in there 80,s and 90,s ----- known each other for at least 50 years, they do these coach trips twice a year,different place every time and and really enjoy it, the club pays for there trips, so they get the trip and hotel with full board and various daily coach trips all included and also they get
live entertainment at the hotel in the evenings (:

between two worlds Sep 28th 2012 6:41 pm

Re: OVER 50's+ MOVING BACK TO THE UK - Part II
 

Originally Posted by jasper123 (Post 10304376)
Tina Ive never been to Durham before, so thanks for that, now I have yet another place in the U.K. to put on my list of places to see one day :)
My Mum's in the Isle of White now, on a one week holiday break with the girls from her senior club, about 15 of em in there 80,s and 90,s ----- known each other for at least 50 years, they do these coach trips twice a year,different place every time and and really enjoy it, the club pays for there trips, so they get the trip and hotel with full board and various daily coach trips all included and also they get
live entertainment at the hotel in the evenings (:

Yes, Durham's well worth a visit, Rodney, and of course York is on the way, with its wonderful Minster and lots of interesting things to see...

Your Mum's Senior Club sounds great, I admire these 80 and 90 year olds who are game for all that travelling, I get pretty exhausted by travel myself these days!!!

Perhaps you need to find a Junior Club for yourself to take some trips with??!

Tina

sallysimmons Sep 29th 2012 8:11 am

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I just looked up Durham and realized it's only an hour and 20 minutes from me. I had no idea it was so close. Will definitely take a trip there soon. Thanks for the recommendation!

Rodney come to the north on that trip soon - you'll love it!

mikelincs Sep 29th 2012 10:22 am

Re: OVER 50's+ MOVING BACK TO THE UK - Part II
 

Originally Posted by sallysimmons (Post 10305525)
I just looked up Durham and realized it's only an hour and 20 minutes from me. I had no idea it was so close. Will definitely take a trip there soon. Thanks for the recommendation!

Rodney come to the north on that trip soon - you'll love it!

well worth a visit, and do the river walk where you look up at the cathedral, it's been on hundreds of posatcards.


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