I have never been back. Always intended to but as things stand cannot see it happening. My mother is still in contact with a friend of hers who refused to move as 2 of her children are buried on her land and the stories she tells are truly horrific.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?
No, unless its Darren the scouser who I thought was a hairdresser?Do you know Darren who has a cobblers shop there?
If you move to a non-English speaking country, learn the language and immerse yourself.
hahaha, no. He has the shoe repair shop and a clothes shop selling sports gear. Been there 20 odd years now.No, unless its Darren the scouser who I thought was a hairdresser?
If its in Hamilton then I'm sure I'll have been in, been back almost 20 years but if he frequents Docksiders or played for BAA Wanderers I'm sure I'd have met him.hahaha, no. He has the shoe repair shop and a clothes shop selling sports gear. Been there 20 odd years now.
Worked in LI for a year, getting drunk in the Irish times (Holbrook) early Saturday mornings to watch the footy.Split up with first Mrs after 18 years together , went to New York ( Long Island ) for 10 months sort myself out . Had a fantastic time , wish I’d gone 19 years earlier
What was it like living in LA?Lived for 9 years in Jersey, 8 months in Tenerife and just over a year in LA.
Loved all of it.
Often confused by dyslexic'sWhat was it like living in LA?