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Ulsterman in Texas Nov 4th 2013 2:10 pm

Northern Irish guy in rural North Texas
 
Hi I have lived in a tiny town in Texas for 2 and a half years, I am married to a US citizen I'm originally from County Down in Northern Ireland. I'm loving Texas but miss home sometimes so I thought I'd join this forum and get in contact with other expats. :)

old.sparkles Nov 4th 2013 2:14 pm

Re: Northern Irish guy in rural North Texas
 

Originally Posted by Ulsterman in Texas (Post 10976065)
Hi I have lived in a tiny town in Texas for 2 and a half years, I am married to a US citizen I'm originally from County Down in Northern Ireland. I'm loving Texas but miss home sometimes so I thought I'd join this forum and get in contact with other expats. :)

Hi there Ulsterman and welcome to BE :welcome:

Not sure if you've found your way around yet, but maybe pop into our US section and say hi - http://britishexpats.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=57

Shout if you get lost :)

Ulsterman in Texas Nov 4th 2013 2:19 pm

Re: Northern Irish guy in rural North Texas
 
Yeah I saw it thanks for the welcome :)

Bob Nov 4th 2013 2:35 pm

Re: Northern Irish guy in rural North Texas
 
Welcome to BE! :)

ModClaud Nov 4th 2013 4:00 pm

Re: Northern Irish guy in rural North Texas
 
I'm new here myself, married to a Norn Irishman and he lives in the crazy deep south because of me so I figured this would be a good place to find others in our situation.

Ulsterman in Texas Nov 4th 2013 4:41 pm

Re: Northern Irish guy in rural North Texas
 
That' cool, I'm sure the Southern heat and humidity was a shock to him at first.

ModClaud Nov 4th 2013 5:53 pm

Re: Northern Irish guy in rural North Texas
 

Originally Posted by Ulsterman in Texas (Post 10976257)
That' cool, I'm sure the Southern heat and humidity was a shock to him at first.

YEs, he has now survived two summers here. It has definitely been an adjustment, but then again when he can play golf in January in his shirtsleeves it all seems to be worth it.

Ulsterman in Texas Nov 4th 2013 5:56 pm

Re: Northern Irish guy in rural North Texas
 
Yeah I remember wearing a t shirt on New Years Day the the year before last and thinking what the heck.

ModClaud Nov 4th 2013 5:57 pm

Re: Northern Irish guy in rural North Texas
 
We've decided when we can afford it, we will summer in Northern Ireland and spend the rest of the year here. Best of both worlds. :)

Ulsterman in Texas Nov 4th 2013 6:00 pm

Re: Northern Irish guy in rural North Texas
 

Originally Posted by ModClaud (Post 10976369)
We've decided when we can afford it, we will summer in Northern Ireland and spend the rest of the year here. Best of both worlds. :)

Summer in Northern Ireland has a bad reputation, (both for weather and political stuff around parades) but when yo do get good weather there is no where like it.


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