Research Says Skilled Migration Major Benefit to Regional Areas

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Re: Research Says Skilled Migration Major Benefit to Regional Areas
« Reply #10 on: March 20, 2014, 11:35:04 PM »
sa maanad rajud na ba.
While still in Koolan Island 30+ years ago, kitchen personnel were mostly Yugoslavs.
Yugoslavia was a 3rd world communist country. Leading a hard knock life -- peasants. Poorly educated -- ang English tipsing2X lang.

Migrated here and called Australia their home. Worked in the mines. Started with unskilled work, e.g., kitchen aide. Bought houses in Perth and rented them out for investment. Eventually, some left for Perth and opened food shop, e.g., selling fish and chips.
Asked them, "Do you send money home?", "No, if they want money, can migrate here. Heaps of jobs in the mines".

Looking back through all those years, should have adapted their attitude. :) ;)
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Re: Research Says Skilled Migration Major Benefit to Regional Areas
« Reply #11 on: March 20, 2014, 11:41:17 PM »
lahi man jud ug batasan kay sa Pinoy, family oriented man gud ta.
kinsa tong mag pa pintal sa ilang balay etc., just inform me, naa koy kaila nga d best.09487352092

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Re: Research Says Skilled Migration Major Benefit to Regional Areas
« Reply #12 on: March 21, 2014, 12:17:58 AM »
lahi man jud ug batasan kay sa Pinoy, family oriented man gud ta.

Maau kaau pero all in the household need to work to help out, not a few work out of the country and send money home while the others do nothing but spend it.

Had my siblings migrated here, together, we could have pooled money and done something much2X better with our inheritance. Ang nahitabo, ako rai nagpas-an sa cross.

Think skipper is now confronting similar dilemna.

A dilemma is a problem offering two possibilities, neither of which is practically acceptable. One in this position has been traditionally described as "being on the horns of a dilemma", neither horn being comfortable. This is sometimes more colorfully described as "Finding oneself impaled upon the horns of a dilemma", referring to the sharp points of a bull's horns, equally uncomfortable (and dangerous).  :) ;)
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"true love is life's best treasure.
wealth and fame may pass away,
bring no joy or lasting pleasure.
true love abides all way.
through the world i'll gladly go,
if one true love i know."

___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________
Everyone, who came into my world, left footprints in my heart. Some, so faint, I can hardly detect them. Others, so clear, I can easily discern them. Regardless, they all influenced me. They all made me who I am.