An emigration success story
Mar 22nd 2011, 4:26 am
#31
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Re: An emigration success story
Fingers crossed for your hubby. Absolutely the right attitude to focus on the positive. I would say though make sure you have someone to pour out your concerns and worries to as bottling them up is a recipe for disaster as well.
Mar 22nd 2011, 4:26 am
#32
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Re: An emigration success story
What a great update HUP & congrats to you & Hevs for getting on with it all & making a success of things. 
Mar 22nd 2011, 2:34 pm
#33
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Re: An emigration success story
A wonderful update.
I hope the next 5 years are less eventful.
Peter
I hope the next 5 years are less eventful.
Peter
Mar 23rd 2011, 3:12 am
#34
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Re: An emigration success story
what a great story...so much to learn about the life not only about migrating..! Thanks for sharing..
Mar 25th 2011, 9:56 am
#35
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Mar 26th 2011, 3:48 pm
#36
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Re: An emigration success story
HUP - I remember reading all the updates from Hevs. I am so glad that things have worked out so well for you all and hope that the next few years are peaceful and happy 
Mar 26th 2011, 5:22 pm
#37
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Re: An emigration success story
Thank goodness you only did an abridged update HUP or we would still be scrolling down ... 
I can completely agree with the regret thing ... I live with it every day of my life and it can get all-consuming if i didnt thwack it on the head every now and then
heres to the next 5 years
I can completely agree with the regret thing ... I live with it every day of my life and it can get all-consuming if i didnt thwack it on the head every now and then
heres to the next 5 years
Jun 16th 2011, 9:40 am
#38
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Re: An emigration success story
Hevs and Hup,
Wow what a complete up and down ride for you both, looks like its all coming up roses for you recently though.
I only "re found" this site by complete chance due to an email spam that dropped through the filter, so pleased i did look in.......its only been 5 + years for me.
love to you all and the best for the future from your old neighbours,
Nige' Fizz, Rach and Wellie the horse who is also alive well and loving Oz too
Wow what a complete up and down ride for you both, looks like its all coming up roses for you recently though.
I only "re found" this site by complete chance due to an email spam that dropped through the filter, so pleased i did look in.......its only been 5 + years for me.
love to you all and the best for the future from your old neighbours,
Nige' Fizz, Rach and Wellie the horse who is also alive well and loving Oz too
Jun 16th 2011, 12:09 pm
#39
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Re: An emigration success story
OMG! I have often wondered what happened to you guys! PM me with an update please?
Jun 29th 2011, 2:39 am
#40
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Re: An emigration success story
i remember following your updates,am soo glad things have come through ok for you,you deserve it x
