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KuKu -> RE: Best part about moving (6/26/2008 10:49:42 PM)
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My first piece of advice would be... don't live in an apartment over/under/attached to the church BTDT[:'(][:@][&:][:o] Blocks away is even a stretch, but not as bad... How well do you know your church members? I found when I moved, some were willing to help, but several were just interested in 'looking'... but, at least in future moves, I knew who to contact[;)] As a matter of fact, when I did that (did I advise against it LOL) I was living in Jalisco (between Guad and Manzanillo), running a ministry while the primary couple were in the US battling illnesses. I did later live near my 'attending church', but that wasn't so bad, as I was a part of it (praise team, choir director, evangelism, etc), not trying to keep it afloat... I adore talking to people from other countries, and at work I currently translate for a woman from Peru- I had been translating for 2 puertorriquenas as well, but they moved. I am sure I will meet more soon, I have a knack for that[;)]. I had an interestinrg experience trying to communicate with a vietnamese person one time, as neither spoke the others language, but the univerals language of smiles, and many hand gestures, did a lot that time. Almost missed the 'moving boxes' part :) If you have the money, and want to go 'traditional' is there a mercado around you? I love love love baskets and jars and things from that region, and they are practical as well as making good storage, gifts, etc. later on...
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