03-26-2002, 03:36 PM
Hello all,
I'm Michelle from Brum, and now living in the San Francisco Bay area. I did my degree in Bristol (UWE), and met my husband in France while I was doing a work placement there. After I finished my degree, I moved back to Brittany to be with him, and did a French computing course to pass the time - it was the best move of my life. Got a job as a programmer analyst and loved every minute of it. Followed my husband to Switzerland, where we finally tied the knot. From there, I followed hubby to New Jersey (whatever for?). After two and half years there, we just moved to California a couple of months ago. I love California, but my hearts still in Switzerland.
We love the outdoors, travelling, and reading. I'm not working at the mo, which feels a bit strange, living off hubby's wage and all, but getting used to this life of leisure smile Slowly getting addicted to this site - can just about manage to keep off it during the weekend when hubby's home.
Well, that's my life so far - hope I didn't bore you too much.
I'm Michelle from Brum, and now living in the San Francisco Bay area. I did my degree in Bristol (UWE), and met my husband in France while I was doing a work placement there. After I finished my degree, I moved back to Brittany to be with him, and did a French computing course to pass the time - it was the best move of my life. Got a job as a programmer analyst and loved every minute of it. Followed my husband to Switzerland, where we finally tied the knot. From there, I followed hubby to New Jersey (whatever for?). After two and half years there, we just moved to California a couple of months ago. I love California, but my hearts still in Switzerland.
We love the outdoors, travelling, and reading. I'm not working at the mo, which feels a bit strange, living off hubby's wage and all, but getting used to this life of leisure smile Slowly getting addicted to this site - can just about manage to keep off it during the weekend when hubby's home.
Well, that's my life so far - hope I didn't bore you too much.