How's your life...

Originally posted by divegeester
I love it when you talk dirty

I do it just for your pleasure.

Originally posted by yo its me
I do it just for your pleasure.

Would you like a job in my call centre?

Originally posted by divegeester
Would you like a job in my call centre?

I'm a bit busy right now. My son just saved my life from the white ghost that's 'ooohing' into my room and falling over the washing basket. Oh school holidays!

Originally posted by trev33
but if i do a quick +'s and -'s for 'trev's happiness' in peru and ireland we get a different result.

"ok i googled it but you'll have to explain further...wtf?" -trev33


Of course "we get a different result." Do two columns, one each for Peru and Ireland. Each column contain a number of +'s and -'s. Simply net them out, to determine which location (in your own objective assessment) ranks a higher net positive for 2008 and 2009.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
"ok i googled it but you'll have to explain further...wtf?" -trev33


Of course "we get a different result." Do two columns, one each for Peru and Ireland. Each column contain a number of +'s and -'s. Simply net them out, to determine which location (in your own objective assessment) ranks a higher net positive for 2008 and 2009.

ok lets do that.

it's raining here, it rains all the time here. it didn't rain much in peru and when it did in the mountains it RAINED. the coast only ever got a little drizzle.

1 - 0 peru

i've never spent a day in an irish police station after my friends were robbed.

1 -1

beer and cheese crap in peru

1 -2 ireland

cost of living cheaper in peru

2-2

can earn more in ireland.

2-3 ireland

family is in ireland

3-3 😵

second adopted family is in peru

4-3 peru

education system is better in ireland (if i was ever to have a child...'when'😉

4-4

people are generally friendlier in peru

5-4 peru

transport system excellent in peru

6-4 peru

better looking girls in peru

7-4 peru

stupid people in both countries

7-4 peru

'peru time' i've seen this first hand, "we'll come tuesday to fix your doors" firday comes "here to fix the door, will you pay the taxi there"

7-5 peru

fresh fruit, much cheaper and much better in peru

8-5 peru

beef and fish better in ireland

8-6

ireland is dull peru is crazy

9-6 peru.

i can't think of anymore. was joking about the family thing, they would be missed in time. so that's 8-7 overall....we have a weiner....

peru wins.

oh and i forgot the stupid religious crap in n. ireland.

both have pluses and negatives but i guess it all come down to what your heart says and my hearts says peru.

and you much always listen to you heart over everything else 😉

Originally posted by trev33
ok lets do that.

it's raining here, it rains all the time here. it didn't rain much in peru and when it did in the mountains it RAINED. the coast only ever got a little drizzle.

1 - 0 peru

i've never spent a day in an irish police station after my friends were robbed.

1 -1

beer and cheese crap in peru

1 -2 ireland

cost of living cheaper ts says peru.

and you much always listen to you heart over everything else 😉

Good job, Trev. Conclusion: "Peru wins". Evaluation question: Is the overall

margin of difference sufficient to justify or motivate moving back to Peru?



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Edit: By the way, pretty much reflects my play of mind in selecting one

of several chess moves, whenever there seem to be toss-up options.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Good job, Trev. Conclusion: "Peru wins". Evaluation question: Is the overall

margin of difference sufficient to justify or motivate moving back to Peru?



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Edit: By the way, pretty much reflects my play of mind in selecting one

of several chess moves, whenever there seem to be toss-up options.

yes. but i'm not stupid i know i will have to go with significant funds to get started and also in reserve just in case. wages are very low but thinking about it (and i have, a lot) i'm willing to give up the economic advantages of ireland for a better climate, more relaxed atmosphere 'hasta manana' but the main thing is the people, much prefer the latin american warmth over the coldness, money driven world of irish people.

the weather is key though, you have no idea how depressing it is to see rain day after day after day, it's supposed to be summer and it has been raining all day and it's pretty cold. we've already had our 1 week of summer in june. the place i fell in love with in peru (huaraz) has 2 seasons, wet and dry. 4 months of pretty much guaranteed blue skies at about 20c (what's that 70f?) perfect. even in the wet season it's nice until about 4 when it's start raining very heavily for 2 or 3 hours. plus during the wet season it's the summer on the coast (only 8 hours away...about $8-12 by bus)

before i go i'm going to do as much fund raising as possible and use it all to volunteer in an orphanage for as long as possible. i regret not doing a long stint last time.

Originally posted by trev33
yes. but i'm not stupid i know i will have to go with significant funds to get started and also in reserve just in case. wages are very low but thinking about it (and i have, a lot) i'm willing to give up the economic advantages of ireland for a better climate, more relaxed atmosphere 'hasta manana' but the main thing is the people, much prefer the latin amer in an orphanage for as long as possible. i regret not doing a long stint last time.

You made an acid-test objective assessment, taking both external and internal issues into view. Result: Your self determination

and near future direction/location are becoming clear. Only step remaining is timing, which of course relates to financial reality.