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| Date | 2007-03-11 |
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| Message | Great site !! |
| Date | 2007-01-09 |
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| Message | So Saturday came around again, the Reddie was seriously chockas, You were the spunkiest one there, you even had on your good moccies. We kissed and groped each other all night, then you asked “What are ya doin' later?” If you’re interested, come with me, I’ve got a private room at The Generator.” It was true love at the She Bu Walkie. The next few months were a total blur, of adventure, of passion, of love, A Contiki tour, the Busabout, romantic walks on Anzac cove. But we knew we were on borrowed time, our visas like a ticking clock, My thoughts began to turn to home, then one day, you produced a rock. “You are my love from the She Bu Walkie” said you, down on one knee, “You’re an ace chick with nice tits, but now you’re more than that to me. You’re the one, I swear it on my Lonely Planet, you’ve knocked me off my perch. Make me the happiest Aussie in London, let’s get hitched this Sunday at the Church!” - matt  |
| Date | 2007-01-09 |
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| Message | Hi Pru, I googled She Bu Walkie and strangely enough your blog popped up. Its a long story but i wrote a poem you may enjoy... its called "Love at the She Bu Walkie" I saw you from across the crowded bar, You wore a VB hat and a t-shirt with a picture of a Holden car. Our eyes met, my head felt light, I thought it must have been the Snake Bite. It was love at the She Bu Walkie. You sunk your pint of Fosters and came and said “G’day”, “Your tits look ace in that top”, I thought I heard you say. Then your friends dragged you off, out onto the dance floor, They cried, “Mate, its Acca Dacca!” You replied, “Wait, I think I’m gunna score!” It was love at the She Bu Walkie. Weeks passed but the thought of you was stuck in my head, I got no sleep, but then I shared a house with 15 Aussies and 3 were in my bed. I paced around old London town, from Fulham to Clapham Common green, Until a little ray of hope appeared on the back page of a TNT magazine. It read; Where is my love from the She Bu Walkie? “You were the hot blonde with the great tits”, it went on, “We shared a fleeting moment, you really knocked me of my thongs, Meet me at the Reddie on Saturday in Acton Town, I’ll be waiting at the bar, I’ll be the one knocking those Snakies down.” It was my love from the She Bu Walkie! continued...  |
| Date | 2007-01-03 |
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| Message | I Nonso Obi i whant to wook in uk i need your hellp Yours brother Nonso |
| Date | 2006-09-01 |
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| Message | Hi Simone I arrived in London, for a stay of 3 months, all on my own, knew no-one, had nowhere to live and no job. That was 5 years ago! You will never regret coming here and, if you don't like it, you can always go home. Meeting people in London is one of the easiest things because there are alot of people in similar situations - travelling, maybe on their own or with just one friend, looking for work, that sort of thing. So, take the plunge! It's a wonderful town and don't worry if you end up in Zone 3 - London's actually not that big, meaning that it's easy to get around (when the tubes/trains run). Living and working here is an experience quite unlike any other..... And Pru - you are young enough to be my younger sister(!) and your experiences have been very different (and yet familiar) and I have thoroughly enjoyed reading your blog. I hope you continue to have such a good time.  |
| Date | 2006-08-02 |
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| Message | This blog has been fantatic in helping me to prepare for my stay in the uk. I'll be entering on a WHM visa in September and I am so excited. Thanks a lot Prue and keep up the good work!!!!!!! : |
| Date | 2006-07-26 |
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| Message | Hi Pru .. I enjoyed reading your blog message. My name is Chanchal living and working as a teacher in Thailand for four years.. Had a great time and I am enjoying each and everymoment of my time here ..Lovely people ,lovely smiles... I am with an international team and learned a lot which is my lifetime memoeries now. To live and work in a different country has been an excellent decision I took in my life. I have got couple of good friends from England and my best friend is from Kent.. I would really love to live and work in the UK . Could you please advice me regarding holiday Visa and oppurtunties for Indains to come and teach in the Uk believe me I am qtite open to different cultures and want to see the world. My email address is environment_2003@hotmail.com Hope to hear from you soon Thanks for the anticipated response Speak to you soon Chanchal |
| Date | 2006-07-25 |
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| Message | Pru Hello again! Hope all's still going well with your WH! I posted you a little message a couple months back -thanks for the response!- and here I am just six weeks away from my departure date to London! Getting VERY anxious about it all, and lots to take care of obviously, but still a few questions about a couple of things involving employment. I dont wanna jam up your guestbook, so I'm wondering if you would be available to contact via email. If so, just shoot me an 'ok' at bjtyson11@hotmail.com Thanks so much for your help! Brent |
| Date | 2006-07-15 |
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| Message | Hi Pru, I've really enjoyed reading your blog! I've dreamt about living and working in London for ages but felt that there were too many things holiding me back. I've since decided that it would be an awesome experience and I plan on going in Feb 2007 - I'm hoping to book my tickets in September! My only concern is the fact that I'll have NO ONE over there - you seem to have friends who went to London with you - but how do you meet people if you travel by yourself?  I'm scared that when I get over there next year I'm going to be friendless and that the experience will be tainted because I am alone. Just wondering if you have any advice or comments about this? I've already joined an agency who says that I will have no problem getting work (I'm a teacher and will be doing CRT work so I figure I should be ok). Also, where is a good place to live in London? I want to live in zone 1 or 2 - no further out! i want to be close to the city! Thanks and keep writing a great blog! i'm so excited to be going next year that i've created a blog but it's currently empty cos i have nothing to write about  |
| Date | 2006-07-13 |
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| Message | Hi pru! All blog was great.It offered lots of informations about working holiday traveller.I'm actually planning with another friend to come to the UK on working travel visa in a few months time too.Just to check out soem stuff from you.Coz we both have not much of qualification like u.so will it pose more of a problem in finding jobs?And how much cash do we roughly have to bring along with us? |
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