Moving to Boston
 

Hi we're moving to Boston in January with 2 sports mad boys aged 10 and 8 - any comments on commutable suburbs with good schools west of Boston? Thanks

Re: Moving to Boston
 

oooh ooh - I know you :) x x x x

oooh soz - now yr prob really disappointed that you came on and saw a response to yr post and twas only me ! c see ya soon xxx

oi and where's my referral stat eh?

Re: Moving to Boston
 

I knew it.. you're working that free toaster scam for bringing in new members, aren't you? :lol:

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Dam - caught!!

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oops, should have moved this the first time. :)

samether1, you should probably let us know what visa type but perhaps the posters after me will accept that you do have one.

I have moved this thread from meet-ups to the more appropriate forum.

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I know her hubby has a job and appropriate visa - but she wont be able to work (?) !

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Ahh, Devil's Visa. She will need the love and support of our Mass members then. :)

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Yes please look after her - she is my best and oldest UK mate.

Come on peeps -suggetsions of where to live . . .

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Bob's your Boston connection; he'll be along shortly I'm sure.

Here are some to get you started:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=486480
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=631322
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=629407

Re: Moving to Boston
 

Look - really don't want to get OT - but what's with the ginger pussy?

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It's her Halloween wig!

I can't believe I forgot to put the wiki link for Boston: http://britishexpats.com/wiki/Catego...tts_City_Guide

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This is the best site I have found for researching schools in different States/areas, they have reviews written by parents/teachers/students and a rating for each school. They will usually have some info on school sports too

Good luck and welcome to BE :thumbup:


http://www.greatschools.net/

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Not sure about schools etc, however I will give you one bit of advise, bring lots of warm clothes, or better still buy them as soon as you get here! (prob cheapest option) Its freezing here in Jan, I had my first winter last year and it was a real eye opener as to how cold it can actually get. On the plus side your sons will love it when its snowing like there no tomorrow. MA gets all the seasons, its hard to believe in Jan when there is a foot of snow on the ground that it will ever get warm, but it can get up to 30 deg. cel in the summer and more. Good luck with the move!