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AndyMan Dec 20th 2007 7:03 pm

Re: last minute nerves
 

Originally Posted by happybunny (Post 5690326)
Well thats nice how many of you are going.

Only 2 of us, no kids so a lot easier for us I guess ... l

happybunny Dec 20th 2007 9:04 pm

Re: last minute nerves
 

Originally Posted by AndyMan (Post 5691426)
Only 2 of us, no kids so a lot easier for us I guess ... l

best of luck might see you both around.

Christine.J Dec 23rd 2007 7:37 pm

Re: last minute nerves
 

Originally Posted by happybunny (Post 5687661)
Any tips on last minute nerves, leaving uk on 28th dec and just a bit worried leaving everything i know behind. moving and not knowing anyone.

We will be in the same situation in just a few short weeks. We will be moving to Madrid in february. Half of me thinks 'I can't wait' and the other half is ' Oh my goodness, what are we doing' :D
It's going to be hard saying goodbye to all our friends but we are really looking forward to making new ones.
Hope all goes well for your move
:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

happybunny Dec 23rd 2007 9:11 pm

Re: last minute nerves
 
Best of luck with your move to madrid. Happy xmas to everyone:D:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: :thumbsup:

jandy44 Dec 24th 2007 1:38 am

Re: last minute nerves
 

Originally Posted by Christine.J (Post 5701451)
We will be in the same situation in just a few short weeks. We will be moving to Madrid in february. Half of me thinks 'I can't wait' and the other half is ' Oh my goodness, what are we doing' :D
:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Hi Christine, welcome to BE,wishing you all the very best with your move to Madrid,exciting hey :thumbsup: In the meantime have a great Xmas..:thumbsup: All the very best for the New Year :thumbsup:

Diddy Di Jan 17th 2008 4:38 pm

Re: last minute nerves
 

Originally Posted by happybunny (Post 5687661)
Any tips on last minute nerves, leaving uk on 28th dec and just a bit worried leaving everything i know behind. moving and not knowing anyone.

Just found your post, how did the move go & how are you getting along?

happybunny Jan 18th 2008 5:23 am

Re: last minute nerves
 
:thumbup:hi
been here three weeks now, the journey down was a long one. Left uk (hertfordshire) went over to france via tunnel through france, we made a stop for the night on the french/spanish border and then travel through spain 24 hours in total. i would not like to do it again in a hurry it was foggy all through france.
Daughter started her college course and she is really happy.
On the work front i will really have to learn alot more spanish before i can attempt to get a job. So time will tell its up to me to start learning.
Dont regret the move, dont miss the uk yet(but it is early days)
Since arriving my brother has been diagnosed with cancer aged 45years old and we have been told to all get check out because of the sort of cancer it is, so we all one life and we should live it.:(
So if things dont work out a least i have tried and had a good time doing it:thumbsup:

Diddy Di Jan 18th 2008 6:02 am

Re: last minute nerves
 

Originally Posted by happybunny (Post 5806560)
:thumbup:hi
been here three weeks now, the journey down was a long one. Left uk (hertfordshire) went over to france via tunnel through france, we made a stop for the night on the french/spanish border and then travel through spain 24 hours in total. i would not like to do it again in a hurry it was foggy all through france.
Daughter started her college course and she is really happy.
On the work front i will really have to learn alot more spanish before i can attempt to get a job. So time will tell its up to me to start learning.
Dont regret the move, dont miss the uk yet(but it is early days)
Since arriving my brother has been diagnosed with cancer aged 45years old and we have been told to all get check out because of the sort of cancer it is, so we all one life and we should live it.:(
So if things dont work out a least i have tried and had a good time doing it:thumbsup:

Sorry to hear you havent had a very good start, 45 is no age will you need to go back to England for the tests? My father in law has just finished his kemo & now has to wait eight weeks for the results, seems like an age but we are keeping our fingers crossed.
A bad start means it can only get better, right!!

Did you only stop the once? we thought about a couple of stops & how much were the tolls & is the road ok as we heard that they are all covered by cameras?
God so many questions will save some more for another time.
Hope all goes well & will look forward to hearing from you.
Di

happybunny Jan 20th 2008 10:51 pm

Re: last minute nerves
 
hi sorry for delay in replying will pm you information at weekend as hubby is in uk at the moment and he is the one with this information


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