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Tatirog
09-12-2004, 06:14 AM
I'm 36, Russian from Kazakhstan (wonder how many of you know where it's located...lol).
Married for the second time now, no kids (only two step-brats lol, visiting us every fortnight, 10 and 14)

I've met my hubby online and we both had the same funny feeling we knew each other for ages
even before we've met for real :blush1:

I had a great job over there, was absolutely independent, used to travel a lot.
Now I'm locked up housewife laugh :lol: (though not complaining) in Australia :rolleyes:

My background is music (piano) but I've been in accounting and administration for the last 8 years
(that's a bit complicated and has a lot to do with Soviet Union and the whole system collapcing).

Used to work for canadian gold mining company some years ago and that's where
my English comes from. It was really fascinating experience.

I've been here for almost 13 months now but still can't get used to the suburban (sp?)
life after spending all my life in a big city.

Tati
:rolleyes:

gelderland
09-12-2004, 11:56 AM
Hi Tatirog,


http://members.rott.chello.nl/h.vanwitzenburg1/welcom/welcome2.gif

to downline4all.
Hope you'll have a great time here,and you can make a lot of new friends here.

I know you from the AYS forum,I always enjoy your posts there. (-good-)
Nice 2 meet you 2 :D

~Nicole~ ;)

Lene
09-12-2004, 03:25 PM
Hi and welcome Tati,

How do you like Australia? I guess it's very different from Kazakhstan..
We have some great moderator from Australia :D

pug240
09-13-2004, 01:24 AM
Hi Tati

Thanks for taking the time to introduce yourself

Welcome to Downline4All

There are a few people here from Australia and I am 1 of them :D

I hope you have a good time here and meet some wonderful people

If you need any help with something don't hesitate in contacting one of the Admin?Mod team and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

Have Fun

Pug

Tatirog
09-13-2004, 01:27 AM
Originally posted by gelderland+Sep 12 2004, 06:56 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(gelderland @ Sep 12 2004, 06:56 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>Hi Tatirog,


http://members.rott.chello.nl/h.vanwitzenburg1/welcom/welcome2.gif

to downline4all.
Hope you'll have a great time here,and you can make a lot of new friends here.

I know you from the AYS forum,I always enjoy your posts there. (-good-)
Nice 2 meet you 2 :D

~Nicole~ ;)
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Thank you Nicole :blush1:
It looks like this forum is indeed very friendly place :rolleyes:

Tati

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Hi and welcome Tati,

How do you like Australia? I guess it's very different from Kazakhstan..
We have some great moderator from Australia&nbsp; :D
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Thank you Lene

I love it here even though it's different. I've got great in-laws and my hubby is the best :inlove:
I know that moderator, it's her "fault" I'm here :D

Tati

VamPvixen
09-13-2004, 05:04 AM
Hi and Welcome Tatirog :lol:

Its great to have you hear. (-good-) I always enjoy reading your posts and look forward to reading them here :)

I lived in Perth for about 8months and its very nice, a very clean city. I did however find it very small compared to Melbourne, where I grew up and moved back to.

I've been here for almost 13 months now but still can't get used to the suburban (sp?)
life after spending all my life in a big city. How big is Kazakhstan compared to Perth?
And I have no idea where that is LOL I do know of Russia but my geograpy is really very limited.

Once again welcome to our home :)

Tatirog
09-13-2004, 06:12 AM
Originally posted by VamPvixen@Sep 13 2004, 12:04 PM
How big is Kazakhstan compared to Perth?
And I have no idea where that is LOL I do know of Russia but my geograpy is really very limited.

Once again welcome to our home :)
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Thank you for such a warm welcoming :rolleyes:
You can find a map HERE (http://www.maps.com/cgi-bin/search/hyperseek.cgi?search=CAT&Category=Asia%3AKazakhstan&Qualifier=)

Almaty used to the capital of Kazakhstan and it's population ia around 1,500,000
Comparing to Perth is totally differnt as Perth is mostly suburban city and is spread a lot.

Where Almaty is more compact because most of the people live in the apartment buidings.
Here in Perth we it takes us 50 minutes (each way) to visit in-laws :unsure: :lol:

Also I enjoy just wondering around the city streets when I'm in a certain mood and it's kinda
hard to do when you live in a suburb :(
Unless I want to take a train and go to the city :hahaha:

Tati

Lene
09-16-2004, 03:29 PM
Very big city.. The city I am from has only 227 000 inhabitants, in Norway that is
a big city.. :lol:
Now I'm living in a really small city, not sure how many inhabitants