people to people student ambassador program prices?
So my 16 year old daughter got a letter in the mail asking her to do the student ambassador program next summer and her destinations are: russia, estonia, latvia, lithuania, poland, czech republic, and germany Has anyone done this program before? Can anyone tell me some more information about it including PRICE ranges? Thank you.
Embassies & Consulates - 1 Answers
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The program is 100% legitimate. The cost is astronomical. Expect to pay about $6,000.
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Monday, November 14, 2011
Monday, November 7, 2011
getting work visa for the time my spouse is studying here in canada?
getting work visa for the time my spouse is studying here in canada?
Hi my spouse is a student in Canada and i want to get with her, She is on Student visa from Poland and i am in India . I want to get work visa for the time she is studying there in Canada to live with her. also can you please give me links to some sites or forum that gives me useful information regarding this
Immigration - 1 Answers
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If a student is married, then the spouse can get an open work permit for the same length as student’s study permit.
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Hi my spouse is a student in Canada and i want to get with her, She is on Student visa from Poland and i am in India . I want to get work visa for the time she is studying there in Canada to live with her. also can you please give me links to some sites or forum that gives me useful information regarding this
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If a student is married, then the spouse can get an open work permit for the same length as student’s study permit.
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Tuesday, November 1, 2011
IB Entry requirements for Medicine Universities in Hungary & Poland?
IB Entry requirements for Medicine Universities in Hungary & Poland?
Hi! I'm currently studying the IB Programme and looking at universities to determine that I've made the right choices by choosing the subjects that I have. I really want to become a doctor so I've chosen subject such as Chemistry and Biology HL and Maths SL. Primarily I'd like to study in England but since the grades required to enter English universities seem quite high I've been considering perhaps studying medicine in Hungary and Poland, where I've been told that they aren't as high. The counsellor at my school gave me a site with English universities and their entry requirements and I've been trying to find the IB requirements for universities with medicine education in Hungary and Poland but I can't find any :( If anyone has any suggestions on where I can find these requirements (for IB students!), please help! Thanks very much! :) Best wishes, Sophie
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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In the United States, there are no "IB requirements" for college. You dont have to take certain IB classes to get into a certain college...IB gives you an IB diploma, just like a normal high school diploma only its international. You get credit for taking IB courses depending on the college and how well your IB exam scores are. Each college has its IB policy listed somewhere online (when I say that I mean getting credit for classes once admitted to the university, not IB classes that are required to be accepted into a university.) If you cant find it, call the university.
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Son in law is an IB Grad - his college degree was in Electircal Engineering at Auburn See what you think about the following A bridge between medicine and art Dartmouth College Office of Public Affairs • Press Release Posted 05/30/06 • Susan Knapp (603) 646-3661 Observe. Analyze. Interpret. Decide. Explain. These were the general directions given to Dartmouth Medical School students on a recent trip to Dartmouth's Hood Museum of Art. The visit was part of a pilot program that promotes the power of observation in making diagnoses. "I had heard of programs at other medical schools that used art interaction to aid in patient interaction," said Joe O'Donnell, the senior advising dean at Dartmouth Medical School and a member of the DMS class of 1971. "I thought that we could duplicate that program here, and put our Dartmouth stamp on it." He connected with Stephen Plume, an artist and a DMS professor of surgery, and they reached out to the Hood's Director, Brian Kennedy. Soon they began working with Vivian Ladd and Lesley Wellman, both in the education department at the museum, to develop a program that would cultivate the simple, yet often nuanced, ability to notice things, whether it be in a painting or in a patient. During the month of May, they implemented two pilot workshops at the museum that sparked some thoughtful comments from participants. One student said, "I learned to be mindful when I am making assumptions, interpretations, or just observations. I also learned how different my perspective may be depending on my external knowledge or ignorance of a particular work of art." Wellman welcomed the opportunity to reach out to a community of students who might not otherwise walk across town to visit the Hood. "This is a creative program to help the participants look and think critically, and also communicate effectively," said Wellman. "Once they've carefully looked over a painting, the students have to report back to the group about what they saw. After a painting has been thoroughly described, the students discussed an interpretation, or diagnosis, of what it is about. It was a revealing exercise." "What a wonderful group," Ladd said after working with the DMS students. "There is no way they are going to go on to become cold and distant doctors." DMS and the Hood will work to refine this program and offer it again to incoming students this fall. O'Donnell hopes it will soon become a permanent offering.
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Hi! I'm currently studying the IB Programme and looking at universities to determine that I've made the right choices by choosing the subjects that I have. I really want to become a doctor so I've chosen subject such as Chemistry and Biology HL and Maths SL. Primarily I'd like to study in England but since the grades required to enter English universities seem quite high I've been considering perhaps studying medicine in Hungary and Poland, where I've been told that they aren't as high. The counsellor at my school gave me a site with English universities and their entry requirements and I've been trying to find the IB requirements for universities with medicine education in Hungary and Poland but I can't find any :( If anyone has any suggestions on where I can find these requirements (for IB students!), please help! Thanks very much! :) Best wishes, Sophie
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In the United States, there are no "IB requirements" for college. You dont have to take certain IB classes to get into a certain college...IB gives you an IB diploma, just like a normal high school diploma only its international. You get credit for taking IB courses depending on the college and how well your IB exam scores are. Each college has its IB policy listed somewhere online (when I say that I mean getting credit for classes once admitted to the university, not IB classes that are required to be accepted into a university.) If you cant find it, call the university.
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Son in law is an IB Grad - his college degree was in Electircal Engineering at Auburn See what you think about the following A bridge between medicine and art Dartmouth College Office of Public Affairs • Press Release Posted 05/30/06 • Susan Knapp (603) 646-3661 Observe. Analyze. Interpret. Decide. Explain. These were the general directions given to Dartmouth Medical School students on a recent trip to Dartmouth's Hood Museum of Art. The visit was part of a pilot program that promotes the power of observation in making diagnoses. "I had heard of programs at other medical schools that used art interaction to aid in patient interaction," said Joe O'Donnell, the senior advising dean at Dartmouth Medical School and a member of the DMS class of 1971. "I thought that we could duplicate that program here, and put our Dartmouth stamp on it." He connected with Stephen Plume, an artist and a DMS professor of surgery, and they reached out to the Hood's Director, Brian Kennedy. Soon they began working with Vivian Ladd and Lesley Wellman, both in the education department at the museum, to develop a program that would cultivate the simple, yet often nuanced, ability to notice things, whether it be in a painting or in a patient. During the month of May, they implemented two pilot workshops at the museum that sparked some thoughtful comments from participants. One student said, "I learned to be mindful when I am making assumptions, interpretations, or just observations. I also learned how different my perspective may be depending on my external knowledge or ignorance of a particular work of art." Wellman welcomed the opportunity to reach out to a community of students who might not otherwise walk across town to visit the Hood. "This is a creative program to help the participants look and think critically, and also communicate effectively," said Wellman. "Once they've carefully looked over a painting, the students have to report back to the group about what they saw. After a painting has been thoroughly described, the students discussed an interpretation, or diagnosis, of what it is about. It was a revealing exercise." "What a wonderful group," Ladd said after working with the DMS students. "There is no way they are going to go on to become cold and distant doctors." DMS and the Hood will work to refine this program and offer it again to incoming students this fall. O'Donnell hopes it will soon become a permanent offering.
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Friday, October 28, 2011
How can my boyfriend get a visa to work or live in the united states?
How can my boyfriend get a visa to work or live in the united states?
He is a student, would it be easier to get maried in Poland or can he stay in the United States if we get married there? I am a Resident Alien of the United States.
Immigration - 5 Answers
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apply for it.
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You only have a green card you have to follow the same rules that apply to your status the INS is making it hard for people to get a visa
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Apply for it visa work... By the way if you are only a Legal Resident of US. It will be a very long process for him to get legal status if he marry to you. If you where a US citizen then is easy and fast process...
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He can't automatically stay if you get married in the US, however, the way to apply for a visa after marriage is set out at uscis.gov
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If he is currently on a student visa classification (which he should be, since you indicate he is studying!), he CANNOT work in the US with his existing visa. If you are a resident alien, there's no benefit to having him marry you; it only makes a difference if the spouse is a CITIZEN (which means the spouse was born in the US or was born outside the US to parents who were BOTH American citizens at the time). It is highly likely that he will have to leave the country (perhaps for as long as two years, depnding on his course of study), and re-apply for a work visa. To obtain the work visa (as a professional, not a day worker), there's a LOT of things that have to happen first. Basically, he has to be sponsored into the country by an American firm that has already proven to the government's satisfaction that there are no Americans who have the qualities or capabilities of holding the advertised position and that the candidate HAS those same qualifications. If you are currently a Resident Alien, you have some limitation on your own visa status. Be sure you don't overstay your own visa!
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He is a student, would it be easier to get maried in Poland or can he stay in the United States if we get married there? I am a Resident Alien of the United States.
Immigration - 5 Answers
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apply for it.
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You only have a green card you have to follow the same rules that apply to your status the INS is making it hard for people to get a visa
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Apply for it visa work... By the way if you are only a Legal Resident of US. It will be a very long process for him to get legal status if he marry to you. If you where a US citizen then is easy and fast process...
4 :
He can't automatically stay if you get married in the US, however, the way to apply for a visa after marriage is set out at uscis.gov
5 :
If he is currently on a student visa classification (which he should be, since you indicate he is studying!), he CANNOT work in the US with his existing visa. If you are a resident alien, there's no benefit to having him marry you; it only makes a difference if the spouse is a CITIZEN (which means the spouse was born in the US or was born outside the US to parents who were BOTH American citizens at the time). It is highly likely that he will have to leave the country (perhaps for as long as two years, depnding on his course of study), and re-apply for a work visa. To obtain the work visa (as a professional, not a day worker), there's a LOT of things that have to happen first. Basically, he has to be sponsored into the country by an American firm that has already proven to the government's satisfaction that there are no Americans who have the qualities or capabilities of holding the advertised position and that the candidate HAS those same qualifications. If you are currently a Resident Alien, you have some limitation on your own visa status. Be sure you don't overstay your own visa!
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Friday, October 14, 2011
How many classes do you take ?
How many classes do you take ?
I heard that Students in America take 6 classes and Students in Poland take 30. I'm taking 12 classes at the moment because I live In Ireland.
Adolescent - 23 Answers
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Despite being Irish I'm living in Scotland, so at the moment I am doing 5 subjects. For the last 2 years I did 8 standard grades, now I'm doing 5 highers.
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We take between 1-6. 12 Credit hours we consider full time. I take 4 at a time myself.
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3rd year in Scotland. we recently chose our subjects for standard grades, i'm taking 8. Plus PSD, core PE and faith. :D
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I live in ireland too and i take 10...
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Im assuming you mean subjects and for GCSE. If you are i take 11 subjects and live in England :) but it varys in my school depending what you pick.
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1-8 depend on what credits are needed.
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In England, when we're 14-16, we take around 11 classes. Then from 16-18, we take 4.
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I take 11 and I'm from england :)
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8 a year.
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Students in Poland take 30 classes!? Wow.. Well I take eight classes,but I'm moving up to eleven next year. SENIOR YEAR!? ARGHHH
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Im from Ireland too, and i take 9 classes including P.E. but im in 5th year. I usto take 12 or something for junior cert. Btw, take LCVP for your leaving cert if you can, extra points for a little bit of work :)
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Where I live in the US we take 1-8, depending on what credits you need. Right now I'm taking 2 soon to be 1. I took extra credits before so I can graduate early.
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six? i take eight!!
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I take 8 classes, I live in the UK and am in year 10.
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I'm taking 6 classes, but next year it'll be 7 (starting high school). Man, 30 classes?...That's crazy.
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eleven. (P.E., P.S.E, and R.E are compulsory) English, Maths, Chemistry, Biology, History, French, Art, Philosophy,
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I live in in america and we have 8 classes a day for all 12 years. Maybe 30 classes is how many they take to graduate high school like credit hours. In america we have to have 24 classes or credit hours.
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I live in Scotland :) I'm in third year at secondary school + do 8 subjects, English, Maths, French + 5 of my own choice (: - Chemistry, modern studies, history, drama + computing. I also do compulsory P.E, PSE (personal social education) + R.E (religious education) For my first 2 years, I did 14. After summer 2011 when I go into 5th year, I'll do 5 :]
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I take 6 at a time. But at the semester, half the year, one of my classes changed but still only 6.
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Y school is semestered so I have 4 at a time(2 semesters a year). Some of the schools in my area have terms so they have 8 classes a day and all their exams at the same time.
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eight (: I live in Canada.
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I live in the U.S and most high schools range from 6 - 7 (1 hour each) classes a day.
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6. i live in the US.
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I heard that Students in America take 6 classes and Students in Poland take 30. I'm taking 12 classes at the moment because I live In Ireland.
Adolescent - 23 Answers
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Despite being Irish I'm living in Scotland, so at the moment I am doing 5 subjects. For the last 2 years I did 8 standard grades, now I'm doing 5 highers.
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We take between 1-6. 12 Credit hours we consider full time. I take 4 at a time myself.
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3rd year in Scotland. we recently chose our subjects for standard grades, i'm taking 8. Plus PSD, core PE and faith. :D
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I live in ireland too and i take 10...
5 :
Im assuming you mean subjects and for GCSE. If you are i take 11 subjects and live in England :) but it varys in my school depending what you pick.
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1-8 depend on what credits are needed.
7 :
In England, when we're 14-16, we take around 11 classes. Then from 16-18, we take 4.
8 :
I take 11 and I'm from england :)
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8 a year.
10 :
Students in Poland take 30 classes!? Wow.. Well I take eight classes,but I'm moving up to eleven next year. SENIOR YEAR!? ARGHHH
11 :
Im from Ireland too, and i take 9 classes including P.E. but im in 5th year. I usto take 12 or something for junior cert. Btw, take LCVP for your leaving cert if you can, extra points for a little bit of work :)
12 :
Where I live in the US we take 1-8, depending on what credits you need. Right now I'm taking 2 soon to be 1. I took extra credits before so I can graduate early.
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six? i take eight!!
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I take 8 classes, I live in the UK and am in year 10.
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I'm taking 6 classes, but next year it'll be 7 (starting high school). Man, 30 classes?...That's crazy.
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eleven. (P.E., P.S.E, and R.E are compulsory) English, Maths, Chemistry, Biology, History, French, Art, Philosophy,
17 :
I live in in america and we have 8 classes a day for all 12 years. Maybe 30 classes is how many they take to graduate high school like credit hours. In america we have to have 24 classes or credit hours.
18 :
I live in Scotland :) I'm in third year at secondary school + do 8 subjects, English, Maths, French + 5 of my own choice (: - Chemistry, modern studies, history, drama + computing. I also do compulsory P.E, PSE (personal social education) + R.E (religious education) For my first 2 years, I did 14. After summer 2011 when I go into 5th year, I'll do 5 :]
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I take 6 at a time. But at the semester, half the year, one of my classes changed but still only 6.
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Y school is semestered so I have 4 at a time(2 semesters a year). Some of the schools in my area have terms so they have 8 classes a day and all their exams at the same time.
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eight (: I live in Canada.
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I live in the U.S and most high schools range from 6 - 7 (1 hour each) classes a day.
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6. i live in the US.
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Friday, October 7, 2011
student visa detailed help Iam really lost?
student visa detailed help Iam really lost?
I go to a high school right.Iam illegal so can I ask them for the SEVIS I-20 and fill it out fly back to Poland and refresh my visa because Iam 17 years old
Embassies & Consulates - 1 Answers
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Your trying to rush it all ..take it one stage at a time it may take a while to sort it all out
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Saturday, October 1, 2011
Should I Break up with my polish boyfriend?
Should I Break up with my polish boyfriend?
I have a boyfriend this year. he goes to my school and everything except hes a foreign exchange student from poland. he's leaving in june this year and going back to poland. probably forever and im here in california. should we break up at the end of the year? i wont be able to text him nor call him because of international charges so should we just break up? it was stupid of me to go out with him but i couldnt help it. i really like him. what should i do???
Singles & Dating - 8 Answers
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It's going to be a break up no matter if you decide to or not.
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True love conquers all obstacles. Just enjoy it and find out how it all turns out in the end. Stop worrying about it.
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wat do u think, jus talk to him about it try mine http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AhcPkFfW0IEM3eFH151QrqPsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20090109174254AAjQ9mY
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LIFE WILL BREAK YOU BOTH UP ANYWAY
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Do you want to learn to speak Polish, see the world, meet new and exciting Polish people ? If not then the outcome is inevitable!
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It doesn't cost a penny to use Yahoo Chat. Be sure to mail him a card or letter periodically. We guys are suckers for nice letters. Just be sure that it IS a nice letter and not one in which you moan and groan over and over how much you miss him. Of course you will miss each other but keep the letter light and romantic and don't fall into writing how empty and dismal your life is without him. Depending on how close you two are, you may want to set a goal of raising enough to fly to Poland to visit him and have him show you his wonderful country. You might tell your parents that is what you would like for a graduation present.
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umm... yeah! Long distance relationships don't work! I have experience in this field... my boyfriend of ten years moved to Antartica.
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Well as for the international charges you can buy an international calling card at Walmart for 10 dollars... just in case you do end up staying in touch. Besides you can always email, text, im, get on web cam or even write letters. Just see where it goes you never know... you might not even make it til June.
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I have a boyfriend this year. he goes to my school and everything except hes a foreign exchange student from poland. he's leaving in june this year and going back to poland. probably forever and im here in california. should we break up at the end of the year? i wont be able to text him nor call him because of international charges so should we just break up? it was stupid of me to go out with him but i couldnt help it. i really like him. what should i do???
Singles & Dating - 8 Answers
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It's going to be a break up no matter if you decide to or not.
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True love conquers all obstacles. Just enjoy it and find out how it all turns out in the end. Stop worrying about it.
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wat do u think, jus talk to him about it try mine http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AhcPkFfW0IEM3eFH151QrqPsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20090109174254AAjQ9mY
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LIFE WILL BREAK YOU BOTH UP ANYWAY
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Do you want to learn to speak Polish, see the world, meet new and exciting Polish people ? If not then the outcome is inevitable!
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It doesn't cost a penny to use Yahoo Chat. Be sure to mail him a card or letter periodically. We guys are suckers for nice letters. Just be sure that it IS a nice letter and not one in which you moan and groan over and over how much you miss him. Of course you will miss each other but keep the letter light and romantic and don't fall into writing how empty and dismal your life is without him. Depending on how close you two are, you may want to set a goal of raising enough to fly to Poland to visit him and have him show you his wonderful country. You might tell your parents that is what you would like for a graduation present.
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umm... yeah! Long distance relationships don't work! I have experience in this field... my boyfriend of ten years moved to Antartica.
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Well as for the international charges you can buy an international calling card at Walmart for 10 dollars... just in case you do end up staying in touch. Besides you can always email, text, im, get on web cam or even write letters. Just see where it goes you never know... you might not even make it til June.
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