I didnt like school either i liked the sport but found the classes boring even though I always did well in the exams, thats the good side of having a very high IQ I didnt have to work hard at school, and i know I would have cruised through University easy, but it would have bored me and who know what trouble i would have got into I worked one job for a year, but that was not the job for me and then joined the army and stayed with it for 12 Years before applying for and joining the UN, but where i am different is a move far far away
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I could never have moved so far away from my home. I like holidays, but after a few days I long for home, and I need to visit my parent's house as often as I can.
I would have said the same but when I joined the army I wasn’t far away but then I did 3 years in Singapore and the travel bug bit i guess
... and you got used of it, I think. The longest time I was away from home, was about 3 months, when I travelled through Europe after the army in the age of 18.
YEah I did I must admit and now thinking of staying here when I retire,
I thought you wanted to move closer to your grandchilds?
Ohh yes I do here as in the States not back to NZ where I grew up
Hopefully before to long will start looking at the property market where the kids and grandkids are
OK, I had thought, for some reason you decided to stay where you are now.