what you can't leave behind
|- Living abroad: the expat guide - Guide
- MLT with DHA License Seeking Migration Advice - 1 Reply
- How can I get a FAB bank statement after leaving the UAE? - 0 Reply
- Tea or Coffee? - 242 Replies
- How are professionals preparing for possible regional escalation? - 3 Replies
- Slow travel family planning advice - 2 Replies
- Permanent House Swap - 2 Replies
|
|
|
||News From A Broad wrote:I have a plaster praying angel that I always brought along on my visits to Mexico. She now lives in Mexico! She has gone through an earthquake, volcanic eruptions and a hurricane.
that's lovely!
some of my friends bring along their mini-rosary and a pocket prayer book. sure makes you feel secure 
to go out on trips far away from home.
||HaileyinHongKong wrote:My keys. It's really hard to get back in without them.
"LOL!" 
|
||agten wrote:Pic of my parents and brother
you are so sweet
ps : how about your PuertoRican girl? don't you keep her pic also?
|
||wjwoodward wrote:My shadow... it's always with me everywhere I go, either near or far it's my constant companion.
Cheers,
William James Woodward - Brazil Animator, Expat-blog Team
wow...
Peter Pan should learn from you,Master..
||jazzy851 wrote:The good memories is something i cant leave behind, i always take them with me
ummm...are you talking about me..ummmm...us?
kidding
|
|aabie ryan wrote:jazzy851 wrote:The good memories is something i cant leave behind, i always take them with me
ummm...are you talking about me..ummmm...us?
kidding
Well I don't agree completely with this.
Sometimes becasue of the word "us" you wanna go away and leave everything you can behind "your memories, your shadow, your keys.....etc).
or
in the case you can't leave, you will want to do "low level format 
" for your own memory just because you wanna forget about somebody.
|MO2013 wrote:aabie ryan wrote:jazzy851 wrote:The good memories is something i cant leave behind, i always take them with me
ummm...are you talking about me..ummmm...us?
kidding
Well I don't agree completely with this.
Sometimes becasue of the word "us" you wanna go away and leave everything you can behind "your memories, your shadow, your keys.....etc).
or
in the case you can't leave, you will want to do "low level format
Wow...whatta words,MO...
|||aabie ryan wrote:MO....
I don't know what else to say...
I just hope that all those memories are worth to be remembered
Enough sad memories for now.
It is the time to ask how are the bouncing white sheeps? 
|
|
|Make your relocation easier with our expat guides
Customs regulations in Panama
Panama is a magnet for tourists, expats and business people due to its location at the crossroads of North and ...
Retiring in Tunisia
Sun, a relaxed lifestyle, traditional souks, incense, modernism, an effective health system, etc. All these are ...
Everything you need to know as an expat woman in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia can be a challenging destination for women. As a strict Islamic country, Saudi Arabia imposes a lot ...
Getting married in Bahrain
For expats, moving to Bahrain often involves navigating new experiences, and marriage is one of the most ...
Living and accommodation on the South Coast of the Dominican Republic
Along the south coast of the Dominican Republic, going from East to West, you will find the sugar town of La ...
Expat death in Malaysia
The loss of a loved one is always a painful ordeal, but also often complicated for those left behind, especially ...
Getting married in Morocco
If you want to get married in Morocco, there are different steps and a variety of procedures to follow. These can ...
Getting married in Panama
If you dream of getting married in a tropical paradise, Panama may be the spot. Even non-residents can tie the ...
Essential services for your expat journey
