Mega Thread The Questions Thread - Part III

[Cuzz09]

When do you stop wishing others a happy new year

nnnnnn... now

 

[Catfish Alley]

I think about now. Once it gets into second week of January you're pushing it.

 

[Frank Bunn]

When do you stop wishing others a happy new year

There's no limit. Just if you know someone and haven't seen them since last year.

 

[Catfish Alley]

Ha. Nah, it would be weird in February let alone saying it to somebody in July.

 

[the_interloper]

There's no limit. Just if you know someone and haven't seen them since last year.

What about if you haven't seen someone for a few years, do you have to wish them happy new year multiple times?

 

[Beerfish]

When do you stop wishing others a happy new year

Is there a year you don't ask this question?

 

[peternorth]

Is there a year you don't ask this question?

Someetimes I dont say it

 

[peternorth]

What about if you haven't seen someone for a few years, do you have to wish them happy new year multiple times?

and happy easter

 

[Beerfish]

Someetimes I dont say it

 

[raskolnikov]

Has anyone moved back to where you grew up? I've spent the last week in the Blue Mountains, particularly Blackheath. I've loved it and think that I could quite happily retire here after I've finished traveling. However I wonder what it would really be like. Would I be disappointed that it wasn't the place I grew up in? Would I be continually bombarded with childhood memories that would become overwhelming? Especially as I'm a very nostalgic person and think about the past a lot. I've felt very emotional at times this last week..Anyway, definitely don't have any plans and it's probably unlikely it will happen but was contemplating what it would be like.

 

[peternorth]

Has anyone moved back to where you grew up? I've spent the last week in the Blue Mountains, particularly Blackheath. I've loved it and think that I could quite happily retire here after I've finished traveling. However I wonder what it would really be like. Would I be disappointed that it wasn't the place I grew up in? Would I be continually bombarded with childhood memories that would become overwhelming? Especially as I'm a very nostalgic person and think about the past a lot. I've felt very emotional at times this last week..Anyway, definitely don't have any plans and it's probably unlikely it will happen but was contemplating what it would be like.

yes.

i once moved to western europe. then came back to my family home. Not the same as your experience obvs as it was many many years ago. no long live there.