Going back home?
Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 2:30 amUsually I don't talk much about my personal life and I don't intend to bother you lot with it that much. I'm sure the lot of you have your own problems to deal with.
Anyways, I've been in the states for almost ten years. This particular year has been extreme stressful for my family here in the states [my parents and my younger sibling]. It just seems that prices keep going up and the paycheck keeps getting lower and lower with tax cuts. So much so to the point where you ask yourself, ''Where the fock am I going with this?"
While I'm sure the picture has been painted of America being the land where dreams come true, it certainly doesn't apply to everyone.
Especially if you're a foreigner and a blue collar lower middle class family. You can create feck all when the vast majority of your money goes either to the government or your bills.
What has made things even more so difficult is that all of my other family lives in Europe, 3,000 miles away. I'm sure when you lot have your own problems, the presence and support of your family members makes things a bit better.
And I guess after all these years here, nostalgia and the stress has kicked in and you can't go much any longer.
So to make things short, I'm moving back to my hometown [which happens to be in Bosnia] and I probably won't have the same luxury of posting here or following the mighty reds as much as I have done over the last couple of years.
There is a vast number of great people here that I respect and admire, and it's been a pleasure knowing you lot somewhat and discussing and supporting the greatest football club in the world.
Despite all the differences I may have with certain individuals, there are no grudges held by me and I respect most Liverpool fans immensely. By far the most passionate set of people I've come across, Scousers and OOTER's in general who support this fine club.
So If I disappear once more, those who give a feck know why an d I certainly hope that I'll be able to stop by at least once or twice in the coming months.
I expect that I will leave within 2 or 3 weeks.
One thing that I've just realized even more so is that You'll Never Walk Alone is a great morale booster and can be helpful in real life.
PS.
Bamaga, mate, if you would, please pass this message to the lads at TALKLFC. I have some account trouble there, as you know I'm LFCRed over there and since you have an account there, I would greatly appreciate it if you would do this.
Good luck to all of you and your endeavors.
Take care lads.
Anyways, I've been in the states for almost ten years. This particular year has been extreme stressful for my family here in the states [my parents and my younger sibling]. It just seems that prices keep going up and the paycheck keeps getting lower and lower with tax cuts. So much so to the point where you ask yourself, ''Where the fock am I going with this?"
While I'm sure the picture has been painted of America being the land where dreams come true, it certainly doesn't apply to everyone.
Especially if you're a foreigner and a blue collar lower middle class family. You can create feck all when the vast majority of your money goes either to the government or your bills.
What has made things even more so difficult is that all of my other family lives in Europe, 3,000 miles away. I'm sure when you lot have your own problems, the presence and support of your family members makes things a bit better.
And I guess after all these years here, nostalgia and the stress has kicked in and you can't go much any longer.
So to make things short, I'm moving back to my hometown [which happens to be in Bosnia] and I probably won't have the same luxury of posting here or following the mighty reds as much as I have done over the last couple of years.
There is a vast number of great people here that I respect and admire, and it's been a pleasure knowing you lot somewhat and discussing and supporting the greatest football club in the world.
Despite all the differences I may have with certain individuals, there are no grudges held by me and I respect most Liverpool fans immensely. By far the most passionate set of people I've come across, Scousers and OOTER's in general who support this fine club.
So If I disappear once more, those who give a feck know why an d I certainly hope that I'll be able to stop by at least once or twice in the coming months.
I expect that I will leave within 2 or 3 weeks.
One thing that I've just realized even more so is that You'll Never Walk Alone is a great morale booster and can be helpful in real life.
PS.
Bamaga, mate, if you would, please pass this message to the lads at TALKLFC. I have some account trouble there, as you know I'm LFCRed over there and since you have an account there, I would greatly appreciate it if you would do this.
Good luck to all of you and your endeavors.
Take care lads.
no shops and surrounded by the most selfish kunts you would ever wish to meet 