Wanted Down Under - the one where we start by rooting for the family.

[MrsReiver]

Cheering on the family is becoming a habit!

Previous thread here

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/telly_addicts/1671253-Wanted-Down-Under-BBC1-9-15am-Watch-and-tut-here?msgid=37208145#37208145

Oh it is SAD is awful, go go go

What a lovely lad.

Checkingin... her son is so sweet.

I`m sure he made me cry, hes so lovely, he loves his mum

Dizzy, see where you're coming from but it is different. Overseas involves different systems/culture/lang often/work rights/cost of living/education etc etc . Lots to get used to.

Yes, SAD and she wants to do more with her career than she can do here. They seem lovely. Hopefully she will end up in somewhere hot and sunny and not the south where they can get gloomy days like here.

Yuk don't like all the brick walls inside too dark

No I dint like those brick walls.

What job does she do? Missed the very beginning.

I quite like the second flat/apartment, liked that lovely big balcony

What a lovely wee chap she has.

Hmm. Remote areas.

She's a trained occupational therapist but has been working as a mental health advocate.
Salbertina, yes, it is different. I was just thinking about the friendship side of things.

Morning! It's a low tut programme so far, has there been any mention of the son's father yet?m

Quite liking these today.

Gosh how much time do they want together there is only the two of them

I really want this to work out for this family.

So the Dad is allowing the move?

Good there are jobs in the north.

Not sure I`d want to go to the remote areas. I dont think hes a apart of the sons lives SomeBear

What do you mean Susie?

Dizzy- yes friendship concern applies whatever, agree w you.

Both seem nice!

No mention of a Dad.

I remember this one - I liked them a lot and I thought SAD was finally a reasonable reason to need to leave the UK (rather than all this 'better lifestyle' nonsense).

Has she realised that they get cyclones that far north?

Yes, I wondered about the Dad and the remote areas. I'd had thought she would be better with company.