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No, I'm not a salamander. Never liked snakes. Btw, had to use Google Translate for your Russian, so can you in future ask in Brit Speak please? Ta. 
Where are you from?
It's always curious when random people find this place. So I'll probably be a bit nosey.
@APRIL
I'm in the UK, down south. Live by the beach near Brighton. I don't mind you being nosey, but some things I can't discuss for privacy.
I'm in the UK, down south. Live by the beach near Brighton. I don't mind you being nosey, but some things I can't discuss for privacy.
Nyet.No, I'm not a salamander. Never liked snakes. Btw, had to use Google Translate for your Russian, so can you in future ask in Brit Speak please? Ta.
@Mrs Valve
Go make me a cuppa tea then, no sugar I'm diabetic.
Good nighty all, I'm off to bed.
Thanks for the welcomes. Kind of made my day.
Go make me a cuppa tea then, no sugar I'm diabetic.
Good nighty all, I'm off to bed.
Thanks for the welcomes. Kind of made my day.
@DJBrenton, please give us your full detailed opinion of Brighton and your harsh criticisms of the people who live there.
Mr. Argumentor
I fab shitboxes and shitbox accessories.
yes, for reading her profile and googling her name as her first post suggested, then asking questions in regards to them.
@Mr. Asa
Yes I know many Brits, thanks. I've been out of Kalymnos for a year or so now. My neighbours are very kind, sweet peeps. Most of the peeps around where I live are okay. At least I can park here. Brighton costs an arm and a leg to park anywhere.
Where are the rest of you from, then? Anyone visited Kalymnos?
Don't visit during Easter, it's like Beirut there with my islanders chucking dynamite off the mountains.
Heh heh heh
Yes I know many Brits, thanks. I've been out of Kalymnos for a year or so now. My neighbours are very kind, sweet peeps. Most of the peeps around where I live are okay. At least I can park here. Brighton costs an arm and a leg to park anywhere.
Where are the rest of you from, then? Anyone visited Kalymnos?
Don't visit during Easter, it's like Beirut there with my islanders chucking dynamite off the mountains.
Heh heh heh
I want to go explore Greece very badly. I'm a self-proclaimed Ancient Greece junkie.
Why did you move? Do you feel like parts of your former life are a relief to be in the past or do you wish things could be more like your former home?
Why did you move? Do you feel like parts of your former life are a relief to be in the past or do you wish things could be more like your former home?
@Mrs. Valve
Actually I've been living in this area for some 7 years now, but been going home because I get so homesick. Since my mother died I was adopted into a family who live in Mougins France, and I got some in Como in Italy. So all told I feel pretty much established over here, but if it wasn't for the breast cancer I'd be travelling a lot.
I designed a travelator that carries customers and their trollies up a gradient at supermarkets. Here in the UK, also in Switzerland, German and France. I licenced out its manufacturing and from there made a lot of money. I'm proud to have staff who are very good, loyal and hard working people. I also designed a new baggage carrying system for airports. Stuff like this which started out as a scratch on a beer mat and got worked on down the years while I studied with Open University. It's been a long hatrd slog and only these bastardising cancer cells have wreaked absolutte freakin' havoc what with several does of chemo and radiation therapy. I had a partial masectomy and a replacement rack which looks pretty damn good, and a real hair wig that makes me feel like a woman again.
My mother died in 2008 from advanced cancer. I was very close to her. Loved her so much. She died aged 44.
I'm not sharing all this as a pity party, christ no. I am telling you all how it is. And I'm a tough bitch, but ain't lost my sense of humour.
And right now I'm sipping a malt scotch.
Actually I've been living in this area for some 7 years now, but been going home because I get so homesick. Since my mother died I was adopted into a family who live in Mougins France, and I got some in Como in Italy. So all told I feel pretty much established over here, but if it wasn't for the breast cancer I'd be travelling a lot.
I designed a travelator that carries customers and their trollies up a gradient at supermarkets. Here in the UK, also in Switzerland, German and France. I licenced out its manufacturing and from there made a lot of money. I'm proud to have staff who are very good, loyal and hard working people. I also designed a new baggage carrying system for airports. Stuff like this which started out as a scratch on a beer mat and got worked on down the years while I studied with Open University. It's been a long hatrd slog and only these bastardising cancer cells have wreaked absolutte freakin' havoc what with several does of chemo and radiation therapy. I had a partial masectomy and a replacement rack which looks pretty damn good, and a real hair wig that makes me feel like a woman again.
My mother died in 2008 from advanced cancer. I was very close to her. Loved her so much. She died aged 44.
I'm not sharing all this as a pity party, christ no. I am telling you all how it is. And I'm a tough bitch, but ain't lost my sense of humour.
And right now I'm sipping a malt scotch.
