On 26 May 2008 18:24:39 -0400, Jim Henderson <nos### [at] nospamcom>
wrote:

>> Do you mean that you will live in different parts of the country for
>> periods then move on?
>
>Possibly - though the single biggest inhibitor is the lack of a college 
>degree - that has implications in immigration in England, but not 
>necessarily Scotland.

Skin colour and origin has probably more implications for immigration
in the UK, I would imagine :-) As for work I have never found the lack
of a degree to be a show stopper, experience counts for more here than
it does in the US (I believe). Anyway if you were working for and
being paid by a US company it would be irrelevant, I assume.

>> Halfway between Edinburgh and Glasgow? Not Cumbernauld? I lived there
>> for about four years.
>
>Do you know where Shots is?  It's near there.

I do, my father in law worked there at the distillery and it is word
famous in Scotland for the Shotts and Dykehead Pipe Band.

>> Funny enough I am thinking about leaving the country as it is going to
>> the dogs in a handcart, if you will pardon the mixed metaphor :)
>
>LOL, it's all relative. ;-)

True, that is what my auntie said :)
-- 

Regards
     Stephen

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