skellysgirl

If it helps I mapped my spending last year into categories, a full breakdown, I am a frugal kind of person though. It's not totally the best guide given we stayed home a lot last year and fuel was super cheap. PM me if you would like a copy. You seem to have your mind set on the move, persistence and hard work can make the difference. We moved out almost 7 years ago with a small child and two early teens. It's been great to show them a different world. they have done great from the move. We are starting to consider returning home, we have a reasonable life here but it is just not for us long term (the characterless suburbs, lack of choice, refusal to progress/innovate, and there is only so many times you can see a beach) the kicker our two elder kids are young adults and have decided their lives are here. So we are now in a limbo state.

Hi all I need a bit of help please, I am an expat educator currently completing my masters. I am trying to figure what the classroom will look like in the future so I can help shape the environments and tools we will use. I have put together a questionnaire and I was hoping you might have some time to complete it. It is 15 questions but should take 10 min or less. I do have a big base of vet sector educators so I was hoping to balance it out a little, and you can be based in any country. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeOzyCG8AIpVibYgQwO-4cRDNW1Hd02QbnZsNDBPuaGKq_kKQ/viewform?usp=sf_link Thank you in advance. Skellysgirl

I think the pre paid seems expensive, but I think it's the way it's heading, I'm not in a rush I'll just have to stop in all the shops as I'm passing, they don't use a lot of min or calls but they eat data and it will cost me a fortune if I put them on contract.

im also on the hunt for a sim, ive just ordered a amaysim card for myself, im in bris. Has anyone come accross anything ideal for kids? mine were on capped contracts at home, so i didnt get big bills. Has anyone come across any here or any have any suggestions for teenagers?

Hi I'm in wynnum, would love a bayside meet too

Hi are waiting for our belongings to arrive and whilst chatting with a man in the game store yesterday he said he has heard reports of xbox ones going pop when you plug them in due to a power issue. We have a few xbox 360s and an xbox one i was planning on just getting a few adaptors and plugging them in via the adaptor, I am a little worried now, I haven't found much info other than a few people saying their US ones had popped due to voltage difference and a few other poms asking the same as me, i can't find any clear advice that UK ones are safe to plug in, nor of any UK ones popped. You can't buy the power brick on its own, from Microsoft, you can buy 3rd party from china but not keen on the idea. Has as anyone else brought Uk xbox one and used it in oz yet?