Journal created:
on 8 September 2006 (#11096694)
Updated:
on 14 September 2007
Name:
moved by love
Membership:
Open
Posting Access:
All Members , Moderated
For people who didn't just move in with the one they love, they move to be with the one they love.
Who We Are:
Whatever the relationship (girlfriend, boyfriend, husband, wife or significant other) and whatever the reason (military, job, immigration, school, something new...), whether we moved to be together or simply moved together, we've found ourselves living in places we might never have otherwise have been if it weren't for the one we love.
What We Talk About:
Talk with others who understand exactly what you're going through. We hope you're able to find understanding and advice about: making friends, keeping in touch with those back home, travel issues, moving, worries, relationship strains, your new culture and way of life, homesickness, what you weren't prepared for, what you've learned and whatever else is on your mind since you made the big move.
Introduce Yourself!
When you join, please take the time to tell us about you! We will put these posts into our memories.
Our Moderators:
crazykellysexy / Kelly
I am from Maryland, USA and have been married to Tao for 2 years.
We are planning a move to his country, South Africa,
which will be happening in October 2006.
Contact
Send me an email at kellygaraba at hotmail dot com.
Put "movedbylove" in the subject so I don't overlook it.
perfectinpart / Shauna
I'm from Sunny Southern California, and lived there my entire life. I met my husband, Doug in 2004 and we were married April 29, 2006. After the wedding I moved almost 3,000 miles away to live with him in Ontario Canada. It's been a huge change, some changes more difficult than others, but all of them completely worth it for Doug.
Contact
You can e-mail me at iliveforwords@hotmail.com with any questions or conserns.
Rules:
We don't want this to be a heavily moderated community, but also think you should feel comfortable posting here. With that in mind:
Lj-cut
Out of courtesy, please use an lj-cut for large posts, multiple pictures and community promos.
Flame wars
To prevent flame wars, contact a moderator if you feel another member has been rude/nasty/out of line etc. If you reply to them first, we will leave it to you to deal with the issue.
Trolls
Trolls will be banned.
LJ TOS
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Who We Are:
Whatever the relationship (girlfriend, boyfriend, husband, wife or significant other) and whatever the reason (military, job, immigration, school, something new...), whether we moved to be together or simply moved together, we've found ourselves living in places we might never have otherwise have been if it weren't for the one we love.
What We Talk About:
Talk with others who understand exactly what you're going through. We hope you're able to find understanding and advice about: making friends, keeping in touch with those back home, travel issues, moving, worries, relationship strains, your new culture and way of life, homesickness, what you weren't prepared for, what you've learned and whatever else is on your mind since you made the big move.
Introduce Yourself!
When you join, please take the time to tell us about you! We will put these posts into our memories.
crazykellysexy / KellyI am from Maryland, USA and have been married to Tao for 2 years.
We are planning a move to his country, South Africa,
which will be happening in October 2006.
Contact
Send me an email at kellygaraba at hotmail dot com.
Put "movedbylove" in the subject so I don't overlook it.
perfectinpart / ShaunaI'm from Sunny Southern California, and lived there my entire life. I met my husband, Doug in 2004 and we were married April 29, 2006. After the wedding I moved almost 3,000 miles away to live with him in Ontario Canada. It's been a huge change, some changes more difficult than others, but all of them completely worth it for Doug.
Contact
You can e-mail me at iliveforwords@hotmail.com with any questions or conserns.
Rules:
We don't want this to be a heavily moderated community, but also think you should feel comfortable posting here. With that in mind:
Lj-cut
Out of courtesy, please use an lj-cut for large posts, multiple pictures and community promos.
Flame wars
To prevent flame wars, contact a moderator if you feel another member has been rude/nasty/out of line etc. If you reply to them first, we will leave it to you to deal with the issue.
Trolls
Trolls will be banned.
LJ TOS
Promo Banners: Use these banners to promote us in your userinfo and communities!
Related Communities:
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