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Now an Australian citizen!

Hev
Occasional Contributor
February 2011

Now an Australian citizen!

Hi everyone, just wanted to share a proud moment with you, last wednesday I became an Australian citizen, after eight years here (from the UK). The ceremony was at a beautiful heritage homestead and gardens in Mont de Lancy.I got quite emotional...in a happy way:)
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harker
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February 2011

Re: Now an Australian citizen!

welcome to the club...of migrants who call Australia home...there are so many places we have come from...and there is so much to learn from those who were here first...
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Vicki_Anne
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February 2011

Re: Now an Australian citizen!

Congratulations Hev, Welcome aboard our great country. A very proud moment for you and your family. Cheers Vicki
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February 2011

Re: Now an Australian citizen!

Congrats Hev, You may have to think twice if you are thinking of changing allegiances and backing the Aussies in the cricket at the moment.:D Dave
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Hev
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February 2011

Re: Now an Australian citizen!

Hey thanks everyone! only just realized there were replies as I didn't tick the 'notify me' box duh!! Dave-I think with 'dual citizenship' I can choose to back the winning team in all sports lol :) Two questions:how do you guys do emoticons? and why have some people got messages written under the profile pic?
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