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stevewool
28th May 2010, 17:10
hi there, what are if any problems that may happen when emma moves here form the phils after living with her family and moving here to me, what can i do to make her life feel better, i am not stupid but just concerned about how she could feel and i want to make everything right for her, so ladies or men what do i look out for any advice would be welcome

KeithD
28th May 2010, 18:45
Give her a credit card and drop her off at the designer outlet every day :xxgrinning--00xx3:

stevewool
28th May 2010, 19:18
i new that the advice you would give would be the right advice, better if she did that to me though

triple5
28th May 2010, 19:20
Move the family over too. Stock up on filipino foods and get a videoke machine. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

stevewool
28th May 2010, 19:22
wow even better advice, so here is me thinking just the 2 of us and life is good fool or what????:yikes:

nigel
28th May 2010, 21:53
Hide that pile of porno magazines and dvds you have at the bottom of your wardrobe! Filippinas don't know we are like that! :-O

triple5
29th May 2010, 05:05
Hide that pile of porno magazines and dvds you have at the bottom of your wardrobe! Filippinas don't know we are like that! :-O

That should have been done years ago anyway with the dawn of the internet :doh

Queenbee
29th May 2010, 07:41
Give her a credit card and drop her off at the designer outlet every day :xxgrinning--00xx3:

hahah 1 million pogi points for u boss!:icon_lol:

Queenbee
29th May 2010, 07:42
Hide that pile of porno magazines and dvds you have at the bottom of your wardrobe! Filippinas don't know we are like that! :-O

haha no need.lots of it on the internet.lol

Queenbee
29th May 2010, 07:44
hi there, what are if any problems that may happen when emma moves here form the phils after living with her family and moving here to me, what can i do to make her life feel better, i am not stupid but just concerned about how she could feel and i want to make everything right for her, so ladies or men what do i look out for any advice would be welcome

Do loads of stuff together-picnic in the park,sight seeing/roadtrip,buy a real good camera n make loads of piccies,movie marathon,house party with friends,night out in the city...loads and loads...

darren-b
29th May 2010, 07:59
hi there, what are if any problems that may happen when emma moves here form the phils after living with her family and moving here to me, what can i do to make her life feel better, i am not stupid but just concerned about how she could feel and i want to make everything right for her, so ladies or men what do i look out for any advice would be welcome

Loneliness can often be an issue especially if you are out at work all day - totally different to the Philippines where there are lots of family/friends near by. The only solution is finding friends locally which might be difficult for you to help with.

ca143
29th May 2010, 09:54
Dried fish and pansit cantoon is cure of loneliness be sure you have on it in ur kitchen cupboard:yikes:

somebody
29th May 2010, 10:46
Do loads of stuff together-picnic in the park,sight seeing/roadtrip,buy a real good camera n make loads of piccies,movie marathon,house party with friends,night out in the city...loads and loads...

Hi Queen Bee maam top answer as Darren mentions keeping Emma busy and active will help her settle in.

Food, coommunication to back home which is cheap and practical for both parties is a must.

Even in the summer ensuring she does not get cold some people feel it so much more than others...

Meeting people at first it does nto matter if Phill, brit or aliens from plant zarg we all need social company.
Also although people like friends their own age the Wife has friends who are nearly all older than her (mainly her Pinay friends) and the whole spectrum of ages from those who are from some other sort of background.
If Emma has a network of friends from wherever they will help support her when your not about. Many Pinays once relaxed with friends are amazing networkers the wife must have hundreds of friends and aquantances in our local area who have helped her find work and even introducded her to phill friends:)

Make sure Emma learns to get about on her own, simply knowing how to get a Bus to the local shops to potter around is vital. She cant always have to wait for you to get home..
Find her the cheapest ways to travel if best help her with a bus pass. Even if normally you go to town by car at the weekends take the bus with her at first so she feels comfortable on the bus:)

Intoduce her to the local shop keepers and mention in passing she has just moved over. Our local mini market introduced her to local pinays by mentioning to them when they came in a new phil in the area..

Make sure she understands about your mobile plan if not payg so she does not make any mistakes ie texting phill not realising the cost etc..
Open a bank account and ensure she understands about hiding pins numbers and being careful with personal info with those she doesn't know. Things that most Phils dont need to worry about back home.

Although Emma like my Wife is of course an intelligent lady be prepared to have to explain and teach her things we all take for granted. the UK and Phill very different

pennybarry
29th May 2010, 10:57
Leave her filipino food whilst you're away for work.:xxgrinning--00xx3:
Have a weekend tour around countryside, museum, malls and other historical places.:)
Enrol her in a college for a short courses she's interested to learn and improve.

Emma will surely find a way on how to catch a bus, train, airplane if she feels the boredom. So leave her some £££ before going to work :icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol:

Pacita
29th May 2010, 22:56
Hi Steve, just look after her, make her feel special. Surely she'll miss her family, if you've been there, you must have seen that we really live differently but she'll soon get settled over here.

stevewool
30th May 2010, 07:48
thanks for all the advice good and poor but all helpfull, pacita yes i have been there and thats what i like about emma and the rest of the people there openess, i miss that as a family