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In SC they call them Palmetto Bugs. :unsure:

They creep me out!

People also refer to them as Palmetto bugs, although I'm not sure if they are the same thing.

They are horrible, probably the worst bug here along with the mosquito.

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Christmas.. I love all the lights and decorations and Christmas music everywhere.. Aus and NZ is so lame - in comparison- when it comes to getting in the spirit.

and Halloween.

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Christmas.. I love all the lights and decorations and Christmas music everywhere.. Aus and NZ is so lame - in comparison- when it comes to getting in the spirit.

and Halloween.

Same in the UK, it's so bland. Halloween here is awesome!

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Im excited about the gym there,my husband told me that they have a proper equipement,not broken all the tiime and not made in china,lol,not like here in my country.im looking forward to be a body builder.i was really heavy when i have my third child,and now im down to 90lbs.

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Wait til you see the flying cockroaches. :lol:

I seriosly hope you are kidding right now. I got chills down my spine.... I hate all spiders, snakes and creepy bugs. Ugh, NOT looking forward to that and hope I'll never encounter them....

But little little things I am looking forward to (among a lot of things):

The food network!

All the interior designs shows, ha ha.

Department stores ( Hello Nordstrom)

The weather!!! ( and that is not a little thing :) Goodbye -15C (5F) winters and baaaad summers!

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Oct.4 2012: Interview! Approved!

Oct.12 2012: Visa in hand

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To be honest, I am scared to death !! I am a french canadian and going to the US where I would not be able to speak french freaks me out ! Also the healthcare system there gives me the creeps ! The only thing I am looking foward to is to finally be with my love and that is all that matters ! :D

Im in similar conditions and health care is an issue. Lucky im not sick too often. But then on the good side there is no snow and i do get to see all the beautiful nature. One other thing that scares me a little more in the states is im in Florida and we have hurrican season !!! Its been alright up to now... Hope it stays that way.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Japan
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I was excited about the dry air in Los Angeles. I love it, but it ages my skin like 5 times faster!!

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My Fianceee and I joke aroound about this topic.

It refreshing reading responses from 1st world versus 3rd world countries.

For my Fiancee she said what she is looking forward to of course is unencumbered access to Gowons swingset :devil: but she wants to verify my claim of 24/7 electricity, hot water from faucets.

I can't wait to take her to Disneyland, Vegas and camping.

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Apart from living with my love, what am I excited about moving to Alaska? hmm my move will be a hard one in some aspects, arriving on 6th October just right when the winter kicks in.

I am though looking forward to seeing Alaska covered in pure white snow and spend cosy nights in with him :)

Luckily his family is from California so we will spend 3wks there for our wedding and travel around.

Can't wait for all of this!! :)

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18 July 2012: LND case number

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28 July 2012: Packet 3 received

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09 Aug 2012: Packet 4 received

14 Aug 2012 8am: interview: APPROVED!

20 Aug 2012: VISA received!!

06 Oct 2012: POE in Anchorage (AK)

10 Nov 2012: Wedding in California

AOS

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Jan 19, 2013: biometric letter received

Jan 30, 2013: biometric appointment at 12pm

Mar 06, 2013: EAD/AP card in production

Mar 12, 2013: received interview appointment letter

Mar 15, 2013: EAD/AP combo card received!

Mar 21, 2013: Interview in Anchorage..APPROVED!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Definitely cheap flights are a HUGE plus.

Love the fact that I would be eligible for FREE domestic shipping for online orders :dance:

IR-1/CR-1 Visa

I am the BENEFICIARY

May 08: Met online via PS3/Call of Duty Multiplayer game; began chatting and playing regularly.
06/10/09: We become a couple <3
11/06/10: Engaged!!! (Technically we've been engaged for months, but he never had a chance to put a ring on me until Nov 6)
10/10/10: Married in Toronto!
03/2011: Filed for hubby's Canadian Permanent Residence.
10/11: Hubby's PR approved and moved to Toronto! (He just didn't like living here)


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NVC - ELECTRONIC PROCESSING FROM CANADA
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03/26/2013: Receive IV Bill
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Definitely cheap flights are a HUGE plus.

Love the fact that I would be eligible for FREE domestic shipping for online orders :dance:

YES! I'll be able to order online from places that previously didn't ship to Canada or they made shipping cost 10X the amount.

I'm also excited about the all the museums and sights to see in the DC area.

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Dec. 31, 2012 - NOA2
Feb. 23, 2013 - Visa received
March 31, 2013 - POE
April 12, 2013 - Wedding! (41213 prime!)

May 02, 2013 - Sent off AOS, EAD, AP package

May 04, 2013 - Package arrived at Chicago lockbox

May 22, 2013 - Early walk in Biometrics, Alexandria VA

June 03, 2013 - RFE for AOS

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July 05, 2013 - EAD and AP approved

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YES! I'll be able to order online from places that previously didn't ship to Canada or they made shipping cost 10X the amount.

I'm also excited about the all the museums and sights to see in the DC area.

Can't forget about that INSANE duty fees we would have to pay on top of all that nonsense.

IR-1/CR-1 Visa

I am the BENEFICIARY

May 08: Met online via PS3/Call of Duty Multiplayer game; began chatting and playing regularly.
06/10/09: We become a couple <3
11/06/10: Engaged!!! (Technically we've been engaged for months, but he never had a chance to put a ring on me until Nov 6)
10/10/10: Married in Toronto!
03/2011: Filed for hubby's Canadian Permanent Residence.
10/11: Hubby's PR approved and moved to Toronto! (He just didn't like living here)


I-130
12/15/12: Mailed I-130 to Chicago
12/21/12: Received NOA1 via text/email, file routed to NBC
01/29/13: Received NOA2 via email (40 days since filing I-130)

NVC - ELECTRONIC PROCESSING FROM CANADA
02/06/2013: NVC Received
02/25/2013: Received IIN and BIN numbers
03/05/2013: Received Opt-in Confirmation email
03/26/2013: Received DS-260 / I-864 Bill
03/26/2013: Pay I-864 Bill
04/04/2013: Emailed Completed I-864
02/26/2013: Return Completed DS-261
02/26/2013: Return Completed DS-260
03/26/2013: Receive IV Bill
03/26/2013: IV Bill PAID
04/04/2013: Emailed Completed IV Packet
04/17/2013: AOS RFE Received sad.png
04/17/2013: Return RFE
04/30/2013: Case Completed at NVC

POST NVC

05/27/2013: Medical

06/17/2013: Interview/APPROVED!!!

06/19/2013: Visa ready for Pickup

xx/xx/xxxx: POE

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I´m excited about being able to go to the movies and see movies in English, at ALL theaters! In Spain they have a few select theaters that play movies in their original language, and they only show a few movies. (I will miss subtitles though.. even though I speak fluent english sometimes I miss what actors say and subtitles really help)

I´m excited about everything being in English!

Papa Johns pizza.

Efficiency... in everything. Spain is a bureucratic mess, everything is so confusing and takes forever.

Waiters actually being nice.

Good TV shows! (The daily show and colbert especially)

Thanksgiving

Barnes and Noble

Stand-up comedy clubs

American salaries (Not looking forward to such little vacation time though..)

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I'm the beneficiary.

USCIS
02/05/13 - Sent I-130 to Chicago Lockbox
02/14/13 - I-130 delivered
02/19/13 - NOA1 email, routed to NBC smile.png
03/29/13 - NOA2! (38 days from NOA1)
04/03/13 - Shipped to NVC

NVC
04/09/13 - NVC received
04/17/13 - Case number and IIN received
04/17/13 - Sent DS3032 email
04/23/13 - AoS fee invoiced and paid
04/24/13 - Resent DS3032 (Supervisor review), accepted within the hour

04/25/13 - IV fee invoiced

04/30/13 - IV fee paid

04/30/13 - IV and AOS packages sent together

05/02/13 - Packages delivered

05/13/13 - Expedite request sent

05/14/13 - IV packet accepted

05/16/13 - Expedite granted

05/21/13 - Case sent to embassy

Embassy

05/24/13 - Case arrived at embassy (according to DHL)

05/29/13 - Case arrived at embassy (according to embassy) Interview date scheduled!

06/05/13 - Medical

06/14/13 - Interview - APPROVED!

07/22/13 - POE Atlanta

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Sweden
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Well I'm already here but for what I was looking forward to coming back here:

* Most of it is food related - KFC Bowl without cheese!, anything from Olive garden even-though my hubby has learned to cook most of my favorite recipes.

* Health care - it may sound strange coming from Sweden with free health care and missing the American way. But I sure missed being able to call and get an appointment an hour later. And getting the works

* Myself - it's weird but I find myself being more me, in Sweden we have a different mindset (jantelagen if anyone's heard of it) and I just like myself better in the US more outspoken and easy going. I stress less which is weird.

What I didn't miss is things like having to get a drivers license (I'm 32 and have never needed one) and to get it in a big city like Houston, ick!

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im excited about:

>"real time" airing of different tv series ie ncis, csi, drop dead diva, suits, etc.

>being able to buy from amazon and actually get the stuff within the delivery time (minus johnny air special services)

>living in our own house. own rules with my son (we'll not live with mil). :luv:

>availability of all of stuff i read online. :yes:

>parks are everywhere! :dance:

not looking forward to: :help:

>winter.. im from the tropics, go figure.

>not being able to go around without a car.

>malls open at 12 on sundays

>alcohol is not sold on sundays (although not a big alcohol drinker)

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