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cdevine · Thu 19-Jan-06, 07:32 PM

Well we don't have such cheap CD's here in Germany. I would consider myself an old-timer. Will I ever move back home? Definitely, but when I do not know.

A big difference between and Old Timer and Just Arrived or Less than 1 Year, is that us Old Timers have way too much shit that we have collected over the years. The thought of moving back home is scary. Where to get rid of all that stuff, and exchanging a life of teaching, money and comfort to something very different back home. The thought of working 40+ hours a week back home and living with mum and dad??? Arghh.......

Thu 19-Jan-06, 07:32 PM	#2 (permalink)
cdevine Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Nationality: British Occupation: Teacher Location: Posts: 13	Living abroad for a long time Well we don't have such cheap CD's here in Germany. I would consider myself an old-timer. Will I ever move back home? Definitely, but when I do not know. A big difference between and Old Timer and Just Arrived or Less than 1 Year, is that us Old Timers have way too much shit that we have collected over the years. The thought of moving back home is scary. Where to get rid of all that stuff, and exchanging a life of teaching, money and comfort to something very different back home. The thought of working 40+ hours a week back home and living with mum and dad??? Arghh.......