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So Is that a yes?
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Where do u live and how much do you make?
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Ammi say pooch kay bataooN ga.
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Remove that pacifier from your mouth before you talk next time :p
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Lets discuss this over a cup of coffee, I am willing to move temporarily to your town for that.
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Make sure you have a permission slip from mummy...signed and all:D
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Ji mummy will be there herself 
decide to aakhir unho nay hi karna hae
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so you's move around youself for your mommie , but that woman who's trying to squeeze out your 10 unborn children will have her application pending for 15 yrs?
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whats the big deal about moving? who cares! life is about change and change is good and healthy for you.
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She better be good at moving because I will be moving back n forth almost daily
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FG uncle! 
ergh.
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What? Are you a slow mover?
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Yes, I would, and I have moved with my husband after marriage. I know many girls who when deciding to get married insist on living in a city that is equally distanced from both her and his parents. I was born and raised in Canada and moved to Chicago, then stayed in Michigan with his family, moved to NYC for 5 years and now moving to California for 2 years or possibly more. I'm not sure where we'll settle down. Both of us love travelling and living in new cities. I don't feel like i'm being dragged around at all. I'm absorbing all of these new experiences and because I love my husband I would follow him anywhere. Now that we have a 3 yo daughter and another one due in April, we would both like to start settling down.
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hmm…moving around within the US is one thing. How different really is California from Chicago? Is it as different from Pakistan?
Its all relative too - depends on where you’re being asked to move. Would you be as willing if he told you his job is taking him to Communist China?
FG: Too bad, you’ll never find out 
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Well moving further and further away from my family is hard even if it’s within the same continent. We keep moving to new ciites where we don’t know anyone and it’s like starting over, making new friends, becoming familiar with the place. But he’s considering doing work in Italy or Doctors Without Borders in Africa. Ofcourse I would go with him. But when you have kids in school then it’s hard to just spur of the moment, pull them out of their routine.
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Well just buy her another rocking chair and sit her alongside yours.
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PCG you must be a right wing republican for making an ignorant statement like that. Your nick name is not bubba by any chance 
China is not what it used to be in the 60s, you will be surprised to see Bejing of this new millenium. If my boss had not offered me a 40% pay raise for staying I would be living in China just now.