Eeek its happening....move to SF bay booked
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Eeek its happening....move to SF bay booked
Well, after my initial posts here way back when of "oooh no, I wouldn't want to go there for only a couple of years" we now have visas in our passports, our stuff leaves on 9th Aug and we fly out to San Francisco on 7th Sept.
We're hoping to live in Foster City and hubby will be on business/house hunting there for a week from 12 Aug so manic that we can find somewhere to live.
Just need to have a minor freak out.
We're hoping to live in Foster City and hubby will be on business/house hunting there for a week from 12 Aug so manic that we can find somewhere to live.
Just need to have a minor freak out.
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Re: Eeek its happening....move to SF bay booked
Good luck with your move! It gets a little mad towards leaving day. We have been here (NJ) for 6 weeks now. We are enjoying it and moving into a permanent home next week. You go from winding down your UK life to starting it all up again here. I won't feel like I'm really settled until DD starts school in September and I can go back to being a lady of leisure
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Re: Eeek its happening....move to SF bay booked
Good luck!
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Re: Eeek its happening....move to SF bay booked
I agree with the PP about it getting a bit manic right before you leave. One tip that I found useful was to pretend that the departure was a few days (a week?) prior to the actual date that you leave. Then plan all your saying goodbye's/parties/visits up to your 'fake' leaving date, giving yourselves a bit of breathing room before the actual departure. I guarantee that you'll need every minute of spare time you can get at the end.
(and I heard, but didn't use, the opposite scenario when expecting a baby. Tell everyone that the baby is due a few weeks later than your due date, so people stop bothering you and saying 'is it here yet?')
(and I heard, but didn't use, the opposite scenario when expecting a baby. Tell everyone that the baby is due a few weeks later than your due date, so people stop bothering you and saying 'is it here yet?')