Living your dream

[Tawi2]

I can live very cheaply in pinas,i don't have rent to pay,live on a nice beach resort a stonesthrow outside Davao or a fairly new house 2 hours west,but its not living the dream,we all dream different,i have met a couple of guys who moved there to live their own personal dream,burnt their bridges here,moved there and painted themselves into a corner,theres got to be a reason to move,not just the weather,you have to keep active,following your passions and dreams,there has to be something that keeps the old grey matter perpetually busy

[Harry T]

I can live very cheaply in pinas,i don't have rent to pay,live on a nice beach resort a stonesthrow outside Davao or a fairly new house 2 hours west,but its not living the dream,we all dream different,i have met a couple of guys who moved there to live their own personal dream,burnt their bridges here,moved there and painted themselves into a corner,theres got to be a reason to move,not just the weather,you have to keep active,following your passions and dreams,there has to be something that keeps the old grey matter perpetually busy

Agree with that 100%.

[grahamw48]

I can live very cheaply in pinas,i don't have rent to pay,live on a nice beach resort a stonesthrow outside Davao or a fairly new house 2 hours west,but its not living the dream,we all dream different,i have met a couple of guys who moved there to live their own personal dream,burnt their bridges here,moved there and painted themselves into a corner,theres got to be a reason to move,not just the weather,you have to keep active,following your passions and dreams,there has to be something that keeps the old grey matter perpetually busy

Spot on.

(Wasn't Pennywell where you lived, was it ? )

I used to regularly work all over Sunderland... and the rest of the North East, when I was flogging home insulation and windows, etc.