rae - i was thinking about what a pain in the arse it must be for you to still be waiting
and what's more, i hardly ever hear you complaining about it...you are a very strong chicky
and ps - i want to live in europe eventually, so you're not alone in wanting to leave here...my hope is to get a job there after i graduate in 5 years (eek!) i would be happy with almost any european country, although i prefer some to others
and what's more, i hardly ever hear you complaining about it...you are a very strong chicky
and ps - i want to live in europe eventually, so you're not alone in wanting to leave here...my hope is to get a job there after i graduate in 5 years (eek!) i would be happy with almost any european country, although i prefer some to others
hahaha, I'm over in the Canada forum complaining about it.
Have I mentioned that I'm tired of waiting?!
It's nice to hear I'm not the only one going through all this with plans to move abroad. But hopefully you can stay long enough to get Adriano citizenship (5 years is enough) and then you'll have more options.
so thats why you seem to calm, cool and collected
yea, we have a sneaky little plan as well
we are hoping to get him dual citizenship (albania-usa)...we are also hoping that albania will become part of the EU within coming years (looks like it will happen relatively soon, but theres no telling exactly how long it will be)...this way, we maximize our options on both ends...hopefully we wont have to worry too much about crappy visas and other immigration hoopla!!! *prays to god*
Sounds nice
As long as you are happy and together
Maybe he will fall in love with the place you will live at and wonīt ever like to go back to Canada 
hahaha, yes, that's my sneaky plan.
No, I mean, I doubt it, but that's okay. I really am happy just being wherever we both are.
how could he not love carroll gardens?!
