[Critter]

That is great news Gypsy
So happy to hear
Grow on

[Green]

Congrats, the Kafkaesque story comes to an end.

[Gypsy Nirvana]

Originally Posted by Green

Congrats, the Kafkaesque story comes to an end.

Franz Kafka (1883-1924) was a Czech-born German-language writer whose surreal fiction vividly expressed the anxiety, alienation, and powerlessness of the individual in the 20th century. Kafka's work is characterized by nightmarish settings in which characters are crushed by nonsensical, blind authority. Thus, the word Kafkaesque is often applied to bizarre and impersonal administrative situations where the individual feels powerless to understand or control what is happening.

Hmmm....very much so, but with a happy ending.

[mr.brunch]

So what’s the next move, man...Are you able to bring your family here yet?

[Gypsy Nirvana]

Originally Posted by mr.brunch

So what’s the next move, man...Are you able to bring your family here yet?

I have been working on that for a while, and it looks possible my wife could qualify now for a settlement visa. So we are taking advice, filling forms and getting documents for clearances and requirements, hopefully we have the whole visa bundle ready for submission within the next week or two. The kids break up from their current school year at the end of March, so if we can get the application in by then its possible we could all be together again may/june, or possibly earlier.

....I do hope that there is no further impediment to the continuation of our family life which might stall things again.

[mr.brunch]

Fingers crossed for you , family is the most important thing after all. It must tear you up to be apart from them. I don’t even want to imagine it.

[Green]

Originally Posted by Gypsy Nirvana

Franz Kafka (1883-1924) was a Czech-born German-language writer whose surreal fiction vividly expressed the anxiety, alienation, and powerlessness of the individual in the 20th century. Kafka's work is characterized by nightmarish settings in which characters are crushed by nonsensical, blind authority. Thus, the word Kafkaesque is often applied to bizarre and impersonal administrative situations where the individual feels powerless to understand or control what is happening.

Hmmm....very much so, but with a happy ending.

Great description and definition of Kafkaesque.
Your story reminded me so much of Kafka’s work “The Trial”. Apart from the ending, lol. Which I won’t speak of because You had a Hollywood happy ending!

Anyways, congrats again! And wish a swift return of your family. And may seeds keep spreading.

[Ganoderma]

Originally Posted by Gypsy Nirvana

My extradition to the USA has been refused by the UK, and maybe now I can start building my life up again after nearly 5 years of grief.

Does this mean you are free to travel to any Country that is a current member in the E.U.? Will this apply to all of the E.U. or just the U.K.?

[Gypsy Nirvana]

Originally Posted by Ganoderma

Does this mean you are free to travel to any Country that is a current member in the E.U.? Will this apply to all of the E.U. or just the U.K.?

My lawyers say that I had better not risk leaving the UK at this time until I have got things sorted with interpol and possibly the prosecutor in Maine USA....So this coming week I will contact my Public Defender in Maine, and see if he can get some sense from the Prosecutors Office.....we shall see.

[Hoypare.]

Originally Posted by Gypsy Nirvana

I have been working on that for a while, and it looks possible my wife could qualify now for a settlement visa. So we are taking advice, filling forms and getting documents for clearances and requirements, hopefully we have the whole visa bundle ready for submission within the next week or two. The kids break up from their current school year at the end of March, so if we can get the application in by then its possible we could all be together again may/june, or possibly earlier

Thats the best news mabuhay sa england Mrs Gypsy