I agree. My dad has my POA and it has saved me a lot of headaches.

higgsboson - Congratulations on the new job1

I use my parent's place as my permanent address too and last month when my DL renewal came in the mail, I just asked my mom to sign my name and mail in the check. EZ.

Although, my state of residence is the same as my parents, if I wanted to change my address then I would get a license in that state in order to establish residency.

Is that a possibility for you?

Buffalofan -Thanks for getting back to me...

Great stories. Keep 'em coming.

Glerky,

Thanks for getting back to me.

Would it be possible for you to please ask your friends to post additional details and information about Dhaka?

Thanks,
Sapphire

Any updates on the status of this school?

http://www.internationalschoolsreview.c ... nchalk.htm

I forwarded the link to him/her and he/she is not interested in responding.

The only news I can tell you is that he/she initially made a comment along the lines of the owners being only interested in the money.

I don't really have anything more to add to that.

You'll have to go with your gut on this one.

I was talking to a colleague of mine about Kazakhstan just the other day...

She said that she knows a teaching couple that works for QSI and were posted in Kazakhstan. In a nutshell, they wanted to leave, but QSI kept denying their transfer. They stayed because they liked working for QSI. Four years later, they finally got transferred out.

As far as the advertisement is concerned, I noticed that you have to work five and a half days. Kind of a deal breaker for me, as I was initially interested...

Hi Kraerichter,



I tried to PM you, but that function seems to be disabled.

I've heard decent things about 7 Seas.
www.sevenseasworldwide.com

I know someone who had a container of stuff shipped from FL to China and a colleague of mine is going to use them to ship her stuff from China to California. No major complaints have been reported.

I haven't used them myself, but I plan to when it's time to ship my household stuff to the next location.