Any new Brits in the Woodlands?
Mar 22nd 2012, 12:42 pm
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Re: Any new Brits in the Woodlands?
nearly born yr old... 
Mar 22nd 2012, 1:12 pm
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Re: Any new Brits in the Woodlands?
Hi Lizzie,
As a spouse, I was really apprehensive about relocating but I have to say that after two weeks of living in the Woodlands I'm really enjoying it. People here are so friendly and helpful and the roads in this area are really quiet so a nice way of leaning to drive on the other side of the road.
I can't advise regarding children as my 24 yr old is in the UK but happy to help in any other way.
As a spouse, I was really apprehensive about relocating but I have to say that after two weeks of living in the Woodlands I'm really enjoying it. People here are so friendly and helpful and the roads in this area are really quiet so a nice way of leaning to drive on the other side of the road.
I can't advise regarding children as my 24 yr old is in the UK but happy to help in any other way.
Mar 22nd 2012, 9:23 pm
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Re: Any new Brits in the Woodlands?
That's great Em, thanks
Not sure where we will be living yet, but we will be working in downtown Houston.
New friends will be welcomed so lets stay in touch
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Not sure where we will be living yet, but we will be working in downtown Houston.
New friends will be welcomed so lets stay in touch
x
we are thinking of staying either North East Houston... 
Mar 22nd 2012, 9:24 pm
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Re: Any new Brits in the Woodlands?
Hi Lizzie,
As a spouse, I was really apprehensive about relocating but I have to say that after two weeks of living in the Woodlands I'm really enjoying it. People here are so friendly and helpful and the roads in this area are really quiet so a nice way of leaning to drive on the other side of the road.
I can't advise regarding children as my 24 yr old is in the UK but happy to help in any other way.
As a spouse, I was really apprehensive about relocating but I have to say that after two weeks of living in the Woodlands I'm really enjoying it. People here are so friendly and helpful and the roads in this area are really quiet so a nice way of leaning to drive on the other side of the road.
I can't advise regarding children as my 24 yr old is in the UK but happy to help in any other way.
Mar 22nd 2012, 9:27 pm
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Re: Any new Brits in the Woodlands?
My little boy will be 8 months once we have moved, he is nearly 3 months now. I'm a new Mum so its been a wonderful time but also a real shock to the system! It does get better every week and he is now laughing and smiling which makes it all worthwhile : )
