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[a-jeanne 2]

Thank you. We were going to Skype tonight too but he fell asleep.

[Jeraly 4]

I sent a package to Bristol on 1/28. It's STILL not there!!!

Haha - you're in LA? I'm in Banning just a couple hours away right now - if you didn't mind it being late I could have taken it back to Bristol for you How funny is that?!

Phil is flying in for a 6 day visit. I can't wait to pick him up at the airport and see his wonderful face! We will be celebrating our NOA2 together.

He has a letter in hand from his company stating that he is here on business and is schedule to be back to work on February 20th. I thought that was an awesome thing for them to do considering Phil is retiring on February 29th.

Audrey you must be so excited!! And I know what you mean about the letter! My wedding planner wrote us one saying that we could postpone the ceremony and things dependent on visa even though we aren't going to do that, just so if anyone questions the initial contract we cleverly sent in as evidence with the I-129f(!) then we have something to say it all changed. As it is we are getting married by the same people legally in AUgust anyway but still

[VisaJourneyLady 33]

Does anyone else get this...

Thankfully we're here in London together now, but before that, we were doing the long distance thing for ages, and well, everytime we'd meet up after being apart for a while, there's be a day or two, or maybe even just a few hours where I sort of couldn't reconcile the person in the flesh with the person i'd been speaking to and messaging constantly. Don't know what it was. It just always took a while for me to readjust to what it was like to be physically together rather than on the phone or messenger.

All the talk of reunions just got me thinking.

[j4k 0]

i understand what you mean...for me it's so hard to believe that he's actually here! and i have to drive the 2 1/2 hours home from the airport...he's usually tired..and i'm concentrating on the road...usually it's kind of a quiet ride while we just get used to being on the same side of the drink! ...yeah, i understand what you mean.

[Ban Hammer 13,346]

g'morning uk

[Ban Hammer 13,346]

is everyone still sleeping in the uk?

[snowfrostedlashes 0]

*waves* I'm here... just been watching Life in Cold Blood - really interesting!

[Krikit 1,164]

Good afternoon everybody! *scratches sappy poems off home-baked shortbread slices*

[j4k 0]

why?

[Krikit 1,164]

why?

Didn't want to be cheesy.

[Converse34 1]

Does anyone else get this...

Thankfully we're here in London together now, but before that, we were doing the long distance thing for ages, and well, everytime we'd meet up after being apart for a while, there's be a day or two, or maybe even just a few hours where I sort of couldn't reconcile the person in the flesh with the person i'd been speaking to and messaging constantly. Don't know what it was. It just always took a while for me to readjust to what it was like to be physically together rather than on the phone or messenger.

All the talk of reunions just got me thinking.

I used to get like this, even after we lived together for 6 years and then did the distance thing. The first few days it would take some time to adjust and then by the end of the trip, it was so hard to leave again to go back into "distance mode".

[Ban Hammer 13,346]

good morning uk!

[snowfrostedlashes 0]

Good afternoon to you *laughing*

I am so excited I can't concentrate on work - Mark will be here Wednesday!!!

[weedebz 0]

28 days and counting!!!!!

[mustang-sally 8]

Debz, I move the day after you (March13th).

I am so excited, all my boxes are now packed, in fact I'm ready to move tomorrow if I could.

I phone my landlord this week to give my notice, then have a big list of numbers to phone to cancel insurances, sort out electric, gas, phone, council tax, etc.

I'm just itching to go now!!!!