So its decision time for me.

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rizlared Pisa, Tuscany Italy
I have now spent a wonderful Christmas with my lovely lady in Pisa, Italy. And have to make some hard decisions. My lease on my house runs out in April, am I am thinking of not renewing but moving lock stock and barrel to Pisa.

Now hears the Dilemma, if I move I will have nowhere to live and no job and no money.

The plus side, I can find work reasonably easy, not great pay but enough to get by on temporarily until I get settled, finding accommodation though is a problem, its either not available or very expensive .

I have checked and found that I can get cheap flights between Italy and the UK so will be able to keep up with my youngest children, their mother has agreed to them visiting me in holidays as well, so that’s a great weight off my shoulders.

So what do you guys reckon, should I go and start a new but somewhat precarious life in Italy, or stay in the UK and carry on trying to find work, which at this time seems impossible.

Any thoughts????



CUDDLYBEAR1964 East Goscote Leicester, Leicestershire, England UK
just be where your heart wants to be m8y..listen to your heart and youll find your decision.

Good Luck whatever you decide to do tho m8y..all the very best to you,your lady and your children..good health n happiness always m8.handshake wave

CB.



suew75 hull, Humberside, England UK
yeah i agree,,
follow your heart and do what you believe will make you happy,,
good luck and best wisheshug
mike1937 Broadstairs, Kent, England UK

As I see it and assuming your lady is in agreemnent and can possible assist, I think you should firstly consider getting a reasonably price flat sorted out in Pisa or nearby to give you a *billet* there as your immediate prority.

Next - If you can afford both I suggest - Keep the UK base and sub let it to someone whom you KNOW is rent reliable.
If it's allowable in the tenancy agreement.

Then - Just concetrate on a trade job or another suiitable to you in Italy.

Cheers and best wishes to you and yours for 2009


Seabiscuit Plymouth, Devon, England UK
Only live once fella... Go and have a go at living the dream!



uglysister kilwinning, Strathclyde, Scotland UK
the way i see it....you got to try..
if you are happy with how things are going you got to grab it with both hands or you would always wonder ..what if!!

my very best wishes for you and your good lady,
im sure it will be a wonderful experience,
great to here a success story, good luck for a
most bright and happy future filled with everything you
could ever dream of.hug hug
Steevyv sisak, Central Croatia Croatia

Now hears the Dilemma, if I move I will have nowhere to live and no job and no money.

The plus side, I can find work reasonably easy, not great pay but enough to get by on temporarily until I get settled, finding accommodation though is a problem, its either not available or very expensive.

So what do you guys reckon, should I go and start a new but somewhat precarious life in Italy, or stay in the UK and carry on trying to find work, which at this time seems impossible.

Any thoughts????

Hi! First find yourself job and accommodation in Italy for sure and than go. And than keep on looking for a job in UK.

Good luck.



Zellarrone1 Hull, Humberside, England UK
rizlared: I have now spent a wonderful Christmas with my lovely lady in Pisa, Italy. And have to make some hard decisions. My lease on my house runs out in April, am I am thinking of not renewing but moving lock stock and barrel to Pisa.

Now hears the Dilemma, if I move I will have nowhere to live and no job and no money.

The plus side, I can find work reasonably easy, not great pay but enough to get by on temporarily until I get settled, finding accommodation though is a problem, its either not available or very expensive .

I have checked and found that I can get cheap flights between Italy and the UK so will be able to keep up with my youngest children, their mother has agreed to them visiting me in holidays as well, so that’s a great weight off my shoulders.

So what do you guys reckon, should I go and start a new but somewhat precarious life in Italy, or stay in the UK and carry on trying to find work, which at this time seems impossible.

Any thoughts????
If I were in your shoes, I'd be very dubious at this early stage of knowing her about upping sticks and moving to another country, far away from your kids and with no place to stay... Anyway, as you're giving so much up then why can't you move in with her dunno Also, if the flights are cheap from UK to Italy then why not stay here where you are guaranteed a roof over your head and close to your kids until you've been seeing her a bit longer...



Just make sure it's for completely the right reason and not because subconsciously you feel you won't ever get a job in the UK again. Also, be aware you've just returned from an honeymoon period so could be still wearing the honeymoon goggles and not seeing things too clearly.

Good luck in making the correct decision for your long term happiness and hope it all turns out for the best wine
trish123 Lancashire, Lancashire, England UK
I agree with Zell, act in haste and repent at leisure......

take more time for such an important decision and only give up your base when you are a lot more sure of things.

Good Luck thumbs up
ducattimattie rhyl, Clwyd, Wales UK
rizlared: I have now spent a wonderful Christmas with my lovely lady in Pisa, Italy. And have to make some hard decisions. My lease on my house runs out in April, am I am thinking of not renewing but moving lock stock and barrel to Pisa.

Now hears the Dilemma, if I move I will have nowhere to live and no job and no money.

The plus side, I can find work reasonably easy, not great pay but enough to get by on temporarily until I get settled, finding accommodation though is a problem, its either not available or very expensive .

I have checked and found that I can get cheap flights between Italy and the UK so will be able to keep up with my youngest children, their mother has agreed to them visiting me in holidays as well, so that’s a great weight off my shoulders.

So what do you guys reckon, should I go and start a new but somewhat precarious life in Italy, or stay in the UK and carry on trying to find work, which at this time seems impossible.

Any thoughts????


hello yhere matey my personal thoughts on your dillema would be to go and do it mate,yes its a big step into the unknown but atleast you can look back and say you give it a try and not look back and thinck what if,life is to short to let regret riase its ugly head.

good look mate
rizlared Pisa, Tuscany Italy
Hi Guys

Well thanks for all the replies, I have made the decision now that I shall go, if it all fails well at least I will have had the experience, as some of you said, I would only spend the rest of my life thinking "What if". Cherie, is returning to Australia in a couple of weeks to see her family and then returning, by then I hope to be working and have somewhere to live.o thanks again for all your comments, I have read them all and taken them all on face value, appreciate your honesty..

Wishing everyone a wonderful and prosperous New Yearcheering



jojo69 Birmingham, but from Liverpool, West Midlands, England UK
Good Luck. And my best wishes for you both.

hug
mindfful CitizenofEarth, UK and, Illinois USA
what do the members say on your 'other site'?

go with that

as youve pointed out

we suck


rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing

devil



uglysister kilwinning, Strathclyde, Scotland UK
wine very best wishes to you both

i hope everything works out a dreamjoy
ducattimattie rhyl, Clwyd, Wales UK
rizlared: Hi Guys

Well thanks for all the replies, I have made the decision now that I shall go, if it all fails well at least I will have had the experience, as some of you said, I would only spend the rest of my life thinking "What if". Cherie, is returning to Australia in a couple of weeks to see her family and then returning, by then I hope to be working and have somewhere to live.o thanks again for all your comments, I have read them all and taken them all on face value, appreciate your honesty..

Wishing everyone a wonderful and prosperous New Year


good luck rizlared life is what you make of it so you make it a very good one matey.......wishing you all the very best on your travels........thumbs up
sweetvelvet dublin, Dublin Ireland
rizlared: Hi Guys

Well thanks for all the replies, I have made the decision now that I shall go, if it all fails well at least I will have had the experience, as some of you said, I would only spend the rest of my life thinking "What if". Cherie, is returning to Australia in a couple of weeks to see her family and then returning, by then I hope to be working and have somewhere to live.o thanks again for all your comments, I have read them all and taken them all on face value, appreciate your honesty..

Wishing everyone a wonderful and prosperous New Year


good luck to you both wave have a great new year teddybear
mike1937 Broadstairs, Kent, England UK
Good luck, food, billet, and have a happy and prsoperous 2009
rizlared Pisa, Tuscany Italy
mindfful: what do the members say on your 'other site'?

go with that

as youve pointed out

we suck



Did I really say that?

Well well, guess I was referring to those ignorant few that frequent the International Forum,would never have said that about the British or European sites.

Which was probably why I posted on the UK site

Lets face it, very few have arguments on the UK or EU sites, as we tend to laugh at those who try to cause friction.

Hope your New Year brings you all you deserve Mindfful
wine grin
rizlared Pisa, Tuscany Italy
jojo69: Good Luck. And my best wishes for you both.


Hi Gorgeous, well its all going it the right direction, like I told you, who knows what's around the corner.

When your smiling Jojo, the whole world smiles with youhug
mindfful CitizenofEarth, UK and, Illinois USA
rizlared: Did I really say that?

Well well, guess I was referring to those ignorant few that frequent the International Forum,would never have said that about the British or European sites.

Which was probably why I posted on the UK site

Lets face it, very few have arguments on the UK or EU sites, as we tend to laugh at those who try to cause friction.

Hope your New Year brings you all you deserve Mindfful


was that veiled sarcasm?

i believe we all get what we deserve but thats a whole 'nother multi-layered conversation

far as im concerned you mentioned that you admin another site a few times in your last incarnation
and in my mind CS is all one site-regardless of various forums

i was just being rude with my remark since i felt you had been rude repeatedly proclaiming the superiority of 'your site' to CS

i think im tryin to get in all the rudeness i can before the new year when i will suddenly become mother theresarolling on the floor laughing




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