I read the EU directive and it doesn't come into force until July so you should be ok. It was going to be earlier but they extended it to give businesses more time to adjust....that's my understanding anyway....it's a long document as is any EU directive![]()
When the directive comes 100% of the packages from China will have to pay the tax but even before that we already had problems with the taxes.
It was more like a ''lottery'' type of situation,if your package got chosen in Customs you got the dreaded letter which meant i had to go to the post office to pay the tax so i could get my package.
Happened twice with 2 giveaways,thankfully they weren't anything i was going to really use (pod devices) so it was ok,but this time yeah if i get the letter i have to pay so it's just a matter of chance really.
WoW x3 a week is still quite a toll on your pops eh, easy does it. A toll on you both of course, how does Pops get there? You? It's hard work I know, with our without help. I know, I nursed both mum and dad through cancer until passing, was hard work...Horiffic really, honestly...
But One Day at a Time we do it, like you I went and lived with them, quite honestly I'e never been the same since, However I would do it again if I had to!
Heck 10mins on that exercise bike for a man of that age, with his health history is bloody fantastic. Flipping heck that's amazing. Seriously damn great.
Anyway Budd I know you have had your own serious health battles, really hope you are doing ok, Hey I have A H Hernia, had the camera down the throat thing, no worries. Drived myself there and back, no drugs but they sprayed a yummy tasting numbing spray down my throat first (was yum... think of your best Pina Colada vape LOL) and was fine. You will be ok. The thought of it is far worse than the procedure.
I think I've mentioned b4 my grandmother was Spanish, from Barcelona, I have visited there often and every time I arrive I feel a special feeling like...I'm home.One of my daughters teaches Spanish at NZ Uni, other daughter teaches Spanish at primary school.
I'm hard out KIWI....rugby and water sports are my religion , my dad was a rugby union and rugby league player and later coach.after my divorce I took back my Spanish name and as said am hard out Kiwi, but...Barcelona and Valencia make me feel...I don't know, funny.
Blah blah,
OK Bud, take care, One Day at A Time.
Good luck with ALL eh!
OMG sorry it's a long post.
Sincerely...take care and yep I agree with your lotto plan, might buy x2 tickets Saturday, who knows, can't win without a ticket eh!
Boudica.
Thanks for the kind words buddy.
Talking about rugby i did dabble a bit in it,back in Highschool i played Football but the captain of the rugby team was a friend of mine so once in a while like once a month he would beg me to help him when someone got injured or couldn't make it to the game.
To be honest i had no idea what i was doing,the scrums were fun and since i was the only Spanish dude i got stuck kicking the ball a lot (even thou i suck at soccer) and it was a bit more painful than playing football.
No protections or anything but those rugby guys did hit hard,good thing about it is there wasn't any taunting back and forth...in football the opposite team was always saying stuff about my mother and her choice of profession which involved a miniskirt and a lot of hanging out at street corners

