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Re: Why move to the US?
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
(Post 10977686)
Oh god, you're not from Larne, are you ... ? :p
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Re: Why move to the US?
Originally Posted by Ulsterman in Texas
(Post 10977689)
No, Spud country (Comber)
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Re: Why move to the US?
Great town indeed.
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Re: Why move to the US?
Originally Posted by Ulsterman in Texas
(Post 10977706)
Great town indeed.
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Re: Why move to the US?
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
(Post 10977735)
How long have you been out here?
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Re: Why move to the US?
Originally Posted by Ulsterman in Texas
(Post 10977862)
2 and a half years
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Re: Why move to the US?
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
(Post 10977933)
Cool. I've been here just over eight myself, also moved for marriage. I have been feeling more and more the same about a return to NI as you posted about earler. I used to want to go back desperately then I started to realise I probably wouldn't even fit in back there anymore.
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Re: Why move to the US?
Originally Posted by Ulsterman in Texas
(Post 10978065)
Don't get me wrong there are certain days of the year that I feel terribly homesick (normally around mid July ;) ) but on the whole apart from wanting the odd fish supper or a gravy chip or a pasty I feel that the US is my home.
I do miss the food as well, mostly a fry or chippy food. I can get by though, I have a decent Indian nearby, a few Brit stores if I want some back bacon or bangers. I have, though, discovered how much I love Mexican food since moving here, which is plentiful. That, and the Chinese takeaway in town is the dog's bollocks as well ... |
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