For everyone who feels like speaking English....
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Koengaroo
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Maybe we should start a search and rescue operation??? :gramps: :stretcher:
@Annemiek, That sound ok, I hope Marks employer will be as cool about your plannes as mine was/is.
But your VOG's are only valid for a year, you reckon they will still be valid when the reach a dicission regarding your visa application?
Gr.Koen
@Annemiek, That sound ok, I hope Marks employer will be as cool about your plannes as mine was/is.
But your VOG's are only valid for a year, you reckon they will still be valid when the reach a dicission regarding your visa application?
Gr.Koen
Scutch
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@FOL Scutch & Soda, that's a good one, but I'm more of a Gin&Tonic girl 
Sorry don't know what the guy actuallu said to the IELTS woman, he just warned Richard about it.
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And yes you wrote collegue's correct. :wink:
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I'm a native speaker and would always use colleague with an 'a'.
@Landmiles I read somewhere that contracts are not acceptable, to prove work experience you need to produce a payslip and references from your employer(s) stating your experience, hours worked, salary etc. It must be on company letterhead paper and signed with contact details of the person signing.
@Annemiek, it sounds like you can better wait till September, still having a job to go to is pretty important!
Sorry don't know what the guy actuallu said to the IELTS woman, he just warned Richard about it.[quote author=Koengaroo link=topic=2886.msg48335#msg48335 date=1140070217]
And yes you wrote collegue's correct.
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I'm a native speaker and would always use colleague with an 'a'.
@Landmiles I read somewhere that contracts are not acceptable, to prove work experience you need to produce a payslip and references from your employer(s) stating your experience, hours worked, salary etc. It must be on company letterhead paper and signed with contact details of the person signing.
@Annemiek, it sounds like you can better wait till September, still having a job to go to is pretty important!
Annemiek
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@Koengaroo: Since may last year we know that we have to do everything all over, so we're used to it now. Still isn't fun, because when everything went right, we'd probable be in Ozzie by now, but we can wait
@Scutch: we'll wait till September yes. That was the plan, so we'll stick to it. Our time will come sooner or later and... Spring is comming, so the weather will be beter in a couple of weeks (hopefully )and when the sun shines everybody'll feel better. And Summer will follow Spring and before we know it, it'll be September!
@Scutch: we'll wait till September yes. That was the plan, so we'll stick to it. Our time will come sooner or later
and... Spring is comming, so the weather will be beter in a couple of weeks (hopefully )and when the sun shines everybody'll feel better. And Summer will follow Spring and before we know it, it'll be September! 
Scutch
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No, unfortunately not! I took the pictures from our garden. Our house was modern and built in 1986 (there used to be an old farmhouse there which they knocked down before building our house), we were the third owners.
When I say 'we' I mean my ex-husband and I. I was still in our house which took 15 months to sell. So I moved out on April 1st last year, just on time before Shea was born. I still live in the same village in a rented house, with Shea and of course her father! So it's only a short walk to see the lambs. I think Shea will really like them.
When I say 'we' I mean my ex-husband and I. I was still in our house which took 15 months to sell. So I moved out on April 1st last year, just on time before Shea was born. I still live in the same village in a rented house, with Shea and of course her father! So it's only a short walk to see the lambs. I think Shea will really like them.
Scutch
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@Koen : Veenwouden, direction Dokkum
@Annemiek: I couldn't agree more, cats are cute! I still remember picking up my cats Bonnie & Clyde when they were little balls of fluff, from a farm nearby here. Bonnie died this year, Clyde is still growing strong. Still haven't decided if we're going to take him to Australia, he'll be 11 by that time.....tough decision ahead.
@Annemiek: I couldn't agree more, cats are cute! I still remember picking up my cats Bonnie & Clyde when they were little balls of fluff, from a farm nearby here. Bonnie died this year, Clyde is still growing strong. Still haven't decided if we're going to take him to Australia, he'll be 11 by that time.....tough decision ahead.
Sheila
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so everyone
Whats going on with McLead's daughter's ????? when does the new one start
i want to know whats happens with Nick and Tess and Sally
Well sorry i havn't been on much at all
just busy with work and also working at the dog and cat pound , as a Voluntary
I'm lookng forward to the dinner in Belguim
Whats going on with McLead's daughter's ????? when does the new one start
i want to know whats happens with Nick and Tess and Sally
Well sorry i havn't been on much at all
just busy with work and also working at the dog and cat pound , as a Voluntary
I'm lookng forward to the dinner in Belguim
Scutch
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Hi Katrina,
Sorry can't tell you what's going on in McLeods Daughters. I've been watching Neighbours on the BBC ever since Kylie & Jason were in it! But my Australian sister-in-law tells me hardly anyone there watches it. So maybe I should start watching McLeods Daughters.........
Sorry can't tell you what's going on in McLeods Daughters. I've been watching Neighbours on the BBC ever since Kylie & Jason were in it! But my Australian sister-in-law tells me hardly anyone there watches it. So maybe I should start watching McLeods Daughters.........