Yesterday we were back in my home town of Mangawhai. We are standing at a crossroads seeing which way life is going to take us. We missed out on a rental property we applied for up here so the other half had a chat to his boss who said there is much more work for him in Mangawhai so we then applied for a property there which we looked at today. Hopefully we will hear back today or tomorrow.
We drove around a few places, visited my parents and stopped at one of the boat ramps where this pontoon is. The area has changed a lot. There are way more houses and subdivisions and more businesses since I left there 4 years ago when I moved to Tauranga and if our move goes ahead I possibly have a job to go to thanks to me walking into one of the local shops. Will keep you posted...
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15 comments:
Hope you find a place to live there. Sounds great. And a new job, and better? Good luck
I like the view.
I hope everything works out for the best.
Hope it works out for you. My late husband's family was from Mangawhai or rather the Tara - Brown without an e.
it sounds good..hope the ball keeps rolling well for you
Good luck with your new venture. Hope you find somewhere to settle soon.
Good luck with the job and house hunting!
Good luck with the application. It sounds like it would be a good move.
oh really? Yes the Brown family in mangawhai are very well known, I use to go to a church in the village and the pastor was Peter Brown who was a member of this family. He use to own the family homestead.
Hope you get the property soon so you can enjoy the rest of your winter.
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Good luck.
Life is really always all about changes isn’t it! Best wishes on your latest!
It seems that many of us are at crossroads at the moment. Good luck.
It's great to see you at 'My Corner of the World' this week!
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Good luck with that, never had the problem of being without a job till I retired
I wish you good luck on getting a local job. So much more pleasant than commuting.
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