Would you do it again?
Sep 24th 2006 | 3:13 pm
#391
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by lionheart
Not sure, in a lot of pain, he doesn't like the morphine as it makes him hallucinate.
My sisters are pissed with the nurses, lazy shower. People are left unattended, unwashed and unfed while they talk about their social life and gossip
My sisters are pissed with the nurses, lazy shower. People are left unattended, unwashed and unfed while they talk about their social life and gossip
Sep 24th 2006 | 3:19 pm
#392
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by Sallyanne
Very difficult. Thinking of you.
Last night was also kind of a celebration that he made it through the surgery, hopefully this is just the start of the recovery process for him.
Sep 24th 2006 | 3:20 pm
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by lionheart
Appreciate it.
Last night was also kind of a celebration that he made it through the surgery, hopefully this is just the start of the recovery process for him.
Last night was also kind of a celebration that he made it through the surgery, hopefully this is just the start of the recovery process for him.
Sep 25th 2006 | 10:11 am
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by Elvira
- Distance from family - when my mother had to move into a nursing home, things became very difficult, and I spent the next two years shuttling to and fro; I was not there when she died, which still haunts me. This is something most expats have to face sooner or later.
I've been here 10 years and on the whole I've enjoyed it and I really think the US is a great place for young kids because there is so much for them to do. Yes, it has gotten very expensive since I first came here but thankfully I have a good job. I think economically the difference between living in the US and Europe is getting smaller and smaller.Missing family and friends is the hardest part
How much longer will I be in the US ? I have no idea, it's hard to leave the great weather but at the same time perhaps I have my priorities arse over tit as I only get to see my parents and siblings about once every 18 months
Sep 25th 2006 | 11:31 am
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by Wiganer
That one's a killer for me Elvira I've been here 10 years and on the whole I've enjoyed it and I really think the US is a great place for young kids because there is so much for them to do. Yes, it has gotten very expensive since I first came here but thankfully I have a good job. I think economically the difference between living in the US and Europe is getting smaller and smaller.
Missing family and friends is the hardest part How much longer will I be in the US ? I have no idea, it's hard to leave the great weather but at the same time perhaps I have my priorities arse over tit as I only get to see my parents and siblings about once every 18 months
I've been here 10 years and on the whole I've enjoyed it and I really think the US is a great place for young kids because there is so much for them to do. Yes, it has gotten very expensive since I first came here but thankfully I have a good job. I think economically the difference between living in the US and Europe is getting smaller and smaller.Missing family and friends is the hardest part
How much longer will I be in the US ? I have no idea, it's hard to leave the great weather but at the same time perhaps I have my priorities arse over tit as I only get to see my parents and siblings about once every 18 months Look on the bright side at least you don't have to watch that shite rugby team of yours.
Sep 25th 2006 | 11:36 am
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by Wiganer
That one's a killer for me Elvira I've been here 10 years and on the whole I've enjoyed it and I really think the US is a great place for young kids because there is so much for them to do. Yes, it has gotten very expensive since I first came here but thankfully I have a good job. I think economically the difference between living in the US and Europe is getting smaller and smaller.
Missing family and friends is the hardest part How much longer will I be in the US ? I have no idea, it's hard to leave the great weather but at the same time perhaps I have my priorities arse over tit as I only get to see my parents and siblings about once every 18 months
I've been here 10 years and on the whole I've enjoyed it and I really think the US is a great place for young kids because there is so much for them to do. Yes, it has gotten very expensive since I first came here but thankfully I have a good job. I think economically the difference between living in the US and Europe is getting smaller and smaller.Missing family and friends is the hardest part
How much longer will I be in the US ? I have no idea, it's hard to leave the great weather but at the same time perhaps I have my priorities arse over tit as I only get to see my parents and siblings about once every 18 months Reg. Frank R.
Sep 25th 2006 | 11:38 am
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by frrussre
Yep, missing the close family & friends is the toughest thing for me, I do go home once a year.
Reg. Frank R.
Reg. Frank R.
Sep 25th 2006 | 3:34 pm
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
Evening frank - hope all is well
Reg. Frank R
Sep 26th 2006 | 1:16 am
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Re: Would you do it again?
Not true, Setenta Sport now show Rugby League :P
So, which shite team do you support then ?
So, which shite team do you support then ?
Originally Posted by Thydney
Look on the bright side at least you don't have to watch that shite rugby team of yours.
Sep 26th 2006 | 2:05 am
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by Wiganer
Not true, Setenta Sport now show Rugby League :P
So, which shite team do you support then ?
So, which shite team do you support then ?
Sep 26th 2006 | 2:28 am
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by Wiganer
Not true, Setenta Sport now show Rugby League :P
So, which shite team do you support then ?
So, which shite team do you support then ?
fancy a guess?Setenta Sport who are they?
Sep 26th 2006 | 3:13 am
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by lionheart
Appreciate it.
Last night was also kind of a celebration that he made it through the surgery, hopefully this is just the start of the recovery process for him.
Last night was also kind of a celebration that he made it through the surgery, hopefully this is just the start of the recovery process for him.
Sep 26th 2006 | 3:27 am
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Re: Would you do it again?
ROFL, must be a bloody Saints fan :P
By the way, the correct spelling is Wiggin :P
Setanta Sport is an Irish sports channel that DirecTV have. They show quite a few Prem games now as well as the Rugby League. So, if you like footie and rugby and you have FSC and Setanta then you're laughing mate.
By the way, the correct spelling is Wiggin :P
Setanta Sport is an Irish sports channel that DirecTV have. They show quite a few Prem games now as well as the Rugby League. So, if you like footie and rugby and you have FSC and Setanta then you're laughing mate.
Originally Posted by Thydney
You're from wigin and I'm rubbing you nose in it fancy a guess?
Setenta Sport who are they?
fancy a guess?Setenta Sport who are they?
Sep 26th 2006 | 8:33 am
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Re: Would you do it again?
Originally Posted by Wiganer
ROFL, must be a bloody Saints fan :P
By the way, the correct spelling is Wiggin :P
By the way, the correct spelling is Wiggin :P
76-0 hahaha!
Sep 26th 2006 | 8:42 am
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Re: Would you do it again?
I remember a train journey with my the 3 year old daughter from Scotland to Bath. At every stop she asked me where we were, at the station in Wigan she asked again, I said 'it's Wigan', she said 'ughh that sound owibble'
