I leave in July on my Youth Mobility Scheme visa to live in the UK for two years… I’m insanely excited!:)
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I don’t like the way things are run here in America, especially the health care. All politics are corrupt, but England seems to be doing better.
xoxalexandraa is about to eattt. :]
Mmm, I’ve already got it set in my mind and, pfft, I already told my parents about my “choice” for the future. I did my research already, just waiting for the time to come. :] Yayyy
when im 17/18 im going to the uk.
ive already got it planned in my head.
i just dont want to go alone…
I really want to spend a summer in England to see if I could truly live there permanently. How do I go about doing this? What do I need to just be there a whole summer? I also live in Texas. I love it here, its my home, but I really want to try Britain.
ive been to uk lots of times i just luv that country
its my dream to live in the uk
I talked to my husband about this a while ago and he seemed like he was for it. Then, I talked to him about it again the other day, and he was totally not for it. However, I am not going to give up yet. I still think it could happen after a few more years. We’ll see!
I want to do this within the next five years. I know that seems like a long time, but I need to finish school and get things in order before we can move. I really want to do this though!
Living in Texas is not really for me, no matter how hard I try to make it work. I want something different, and a bit more of an adventure. I’ve applied to a few jobs in the UK over the last couple of years; this year I will make a more concerted effort (although the academic job market there is weirdly cyclical, making it pretty difficult until the next REA is done).
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KSliwoski asks,
“As a US citizen, can you work in London in low-skill jobs (waitress, bartender, etc) without a work permit?”
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