Lived there for a short period myself. Amazing place, people are so friendly and developed a taste for fish that keeps me in good stead today. I was in Tokyo at the time, my only regret is I was relatively young when I went an took me longer than I would have liked to get settled and going if I had gone later I would be far more efficient.
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Have you ever moved/lived abroad? What was your experiences, best advice?
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Lived there for a short period myself. Amazing place, people are so friendly and developed a taste for fish that keeps me in good stead today. I was in Tokyo at the time, my only regret is I was relatively young when I went an took me longer than I would have liked to get settled and going if I had gone later I would be far more efficient.
Lived in Rhodesia untl I was 13. Thought it was great when I was a kid but looking back at it with hindsight not so good. Where we lived there was a curfew and you were not allowed out of your house after sunset, school bus on a morning had armed guards, when my dad did national service my mum and me had to learn to use firearms. 1st day at our new house we couldn't leave as a pride of lions had took up residence in our garden.
That is really interesting my wife is Shona and has consistently said the place was a paradise before the sanctions, admittedly they don't live in Mbari or the HDA. I always find it interesting that her father for instance thought Rhodesia for all it's flaws was better than Zim but her Aunt despised it and even in the current state would never go back
Amazing place but my god it is basket case. I've travelled a fair bit I've never seen anything like it, even trying to spend or use money is a challenge.
Have you been back at all?
I got kicked out of the good old US of AThey caught up with me
Bill Walker
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Too many reasons to type.Why do you like it so much?
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leithblue
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Lived in Helsinki for 5 years, loved every minute, didn’t want to come home and wish every day we could have stayed.
We came back as my eldest is autistic and for the sake of his education it was thought better by the doctors and us that he had the same language at school as at home - also the U.K. is world leading when it comes to autistic education. Other than that we’d still be there.
We came back as my eldest is autistic and for the sake of his education it was thought better by the doctors and us that he had the same language at school as at home - also the U.K. is world leading when it comes to autistic education. Other than that we’d still be there.
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No. I had a stupid aversion to Japan for years. Thankfully all gone and I would love to go. They seem to have a great deal to admire. Hopefully in the next two or three years.Too many reasons to type.
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Bill Walker
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Tokyo is imo the worlds greatest City.No. I had a stupid aversion to Japan for years. Thankfully all gone and I would love to go. They seem to have a great deal to admire. Hopefully in the next two or three years.
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Lived in Zambia for 3 years from 1966 onwards, I was only 7 years old when we went. My memories are of a fantastic country with wonderful people. I would love to go back one day to see how it is now.
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I’d love to go skiing in JapanTokyo is imo the worlds greatest City.
I could tell you some history.. although may be a bit urban legend... if you wanna know some stuff I can dm youIt was the church camp. The Harrison's ran it. Wow!