Thread: moving to torrevieja area??

thank you greg, if she doesnt i would never make her stay somewhere that made her ubhappy so fingers crossed!!

Hi Debbie

It's great that your daughter is so positive, as I think that is the main issue when you hear about older children finding it harder to settle down. If a teenager doesn't want to leave their friends, they are bound to find it tougher. Good news too that she is learning Spanish already and in those circumstances it will definitely be better for her to integrate with local children. How is your Spanish? Unless you are fluent already your daughter will soon be showing you up!

Sue

haha, i'm sure she will do Sue but we are learning together so hopefully i can keep up for now as i already know a little and then after she becomes fluent she can be my translator!! haha

i see you live in the Murcia area, we are researching schools/rentals in the area at the moment-El Algar to be precise. i dont suppose i could pick your brains if you have any info on the area??

Debbie

Hi Debbie

I don't know El Algar unfortunately, so can't help you there. Perhaps if you put El Algar into google it will come up with something? Maybe another website forum with members from there?

Going back to you being a qualified hairdresser, we have noticed a couple of new hairdressers opening in Jumilla, and one that appeared to have closed down has recently re-opened in larger premises, so you may find that hairdressing is your best bet work-wise. Spanish women seem to get their hair done much more than I ever did even when I was working! It seems to be a necessity rather than a luxury, even with the "crisis"!

Sue