Four and a bit years in
May 4th 2014 | 8:44 pm
#1
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Posts: 392
From: Sydney
Four and a bit years in
Still hanging in here, sick of renting but still can't afford to buy - having to wing it home every year to sort out another family crisis really makes it hard to save.
I'm a grandad now for those who haven't been following along, although she's in the UK we keep great contact via Skype - I don't know how we'd have coped without it.
On the social front, we've really started to get involved. We belong to a local bush walking club and go walking most weekends. We're also in a local theatre group. so I get the chance to play with the sound and lights every so often. I do consider getting on the boards, but apparently there's not much call for Taggart soundalikes at the moment.
Our date has come through for the citizenship ceremony, so we take the pledge on the 27th May.
So it hasn't been plain sailing, but if I look back on it I'm glad we made the move overall.
I'm a grandad now for those who haven't been following along, although she's in the UK we keep great contact via Skype - I don't know how we'd have coped without it.
On the social front, we've really started to get involved. We belong to a local bush walking club and go walking most weekends. We're also in a local theatre group. so I get the chance to play with the sound and lights every so often. I do consider getting on the boards, but apparently there's not much call for Taggart soundalikes at the moment.
Our date has come through for the citizenship ceremony, so we take the pledge on the 27th May.
So it hasn't been plain sailing, but if I look back on it I'm glad we made the move overall.
May 4th 2014 | 9:24 pm
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Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 31,932
From: Adelaide
Re: Four and a bit years in
Still hanging in here, sick of renting but still can't afford to buy - having to wing it home every year to sort out another family crisis really makes it hard to save.
I'm a grandad now for those who haven't been following along, although she's in the UK we keep great contact via Skype - I don't know how we'd have coped without it.
On the social front, we've really started to get involved. We belong to a local bush walking club and go walking most weekends. We're also in a local theatre group. so I get the chance to play with the sound and lights every so often. I do consider getting on the boards, but apparently there's not much call for Taggart soundalikes at the moment.
Our date has come through for the citizenship ceremony, so we take the pledge on the 27th May.
So it hasn't been plain sailing, but if I look back on it I'm glad we made the move overall.
I'm a grandad now for those who haven't been following along, although she's in the UK we keep great contact via Skype - I don't know how we'd have coped without it.
On the social front, we've really started to get involved. We belong to a local bush walking club and go walking most weekends. We're also in a local theatre group. so I get the chance to play with the sound and lights every so often. I do consider getting on the boards, but apparently there's not much call for Taggart soundalikes at the moment.
Our date has come through for the citizenship ceremony, so we take the pledge on the 27th May.
So it hasn't been plain sailing, but if I look back on it I'm glad we made the move overall.
May 25th 2014 | 5:25 pm
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Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 390
Re: Four and a bit years in
Still hanging in here, sick of renting but still can't afford to buy - having to wing it home every year to sort out another family crisis really makes it hard to save.
I'm a grandad now for those who haven't been following along, although she's in the UK we keep great contact via Skype - I don't know how we'd have coped without it.
On the social front, we've really started to get involved. We belong to a local bush walking club and go walking most weekends. We're also in a local theatre group. so I get the chance to play with the sound and lights every so often. I do consider getting on the boards, but apparently there's not much call for Taggart soundalikes at the moment.
Our date has come through for the citizenship ceremony, so we take the pledge on the 27th May.
So it hasn't been plain sailing, but if I look back on it I'm glad we made the move overall.
I'm a grandad now for those who haven't been following along, although she's in the UK we keep great contact via Skype - I don't know how we'd have coped without it.
On the social front, we've really started to get involved. We belong to a local bush walking club and go walking most weekends. We're also in a local theatre group. so I get the chance to play with the sound and lights every so often. I do consider getting on the boards, but apparently there's not much call for Taggart soundalikes at the moment.
Our date has come through for the citizenship ceremony, so we take the pledge on the 27th May.
So it hasn't been plain sailing, but if I look back on it I'm glad we made the move overall.
May 27th 2014 | 1:13 am
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Re: Four and a bit years in
Congratulations James! 
Jun 2nd 2014 | 10:35 am
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From: Sydney, NSW
Re: Four and a bit years in
Congrats on citizenship!
