My life so far

 
Hi, well where do I start?



I left school at 15 without any exam passes whatsoever.




I had two older sisters who were in the process of getting married.




My parents were in the process of splitting for the past two years


and it had
affected me considerably.




I was put into the army at 15 and at that time my mother left my father


(I
wondered why I was put into the army)




I spent six years in the army which sorted my mind out and I


also passed every
exam that I took with high grades in maths,


English, physics and map reading.




When I left the army I met a beautiful lady named Sandra and


we married 6 years
later and are still together today


(Our 35th Anniversary was on July 22nd)




We had a lovely baby girl named Faye (now 33 years old)




I worked mainly in the construction business and also drove


trucks at the slack
times.




Apart from a wonderful married life, I had a reasonably


ordinary life up until
1990.




When I saw the plight of the Romanian orphans on TV, I then


decided that I
wanted to help, so I joined a local charity and


went out there in early 1991.




I went to an orphanage that had 540 children there all under


the age of three.




I actually cried myself to sleep the first night and when I think of it,


I can
still shed tears for those poor children even now.




I was not too happy about the way that the charity was run


although they must
have credit for their help.




On my return to the UK,
I decided to register my own charity


as there were so many places out there
that needed help,
you can see the results at:
www.sroauk.org.uk
 
The charity is winding down now as the needs that we were


supplying were taken
over as Romania joined Europe.




But we have many many friends out there that never forget.



I love the country and the people.




Then about 6 years ago on returning from one of my trips to Romania,


my
Daughter asked me if I would help her to purchase a restaurant,


which I did,
but sadly, my daughter had miscarriages (15 now in total)


and became very
depressed and had to leave the restaurant,


thankfully we sold the restaurant last
year 2006, it was a hell of an experience and I would NOT advise anyone to go
there unless they
were an excellent chef and had plenty of family that could
help.




Since then I have been building my portfolio of properties for my


company,
please checkout my website at:
http://www.propertyeasterneurope-worldwide.com
and you will see what I have on
offer.




I also offer a commission if you refer a client that does on to purchase


a property, please ask for more details if you are interested.




Well I think that I have bored you enough, so I will wait to read yours.




I thank you for your time in reading this and send my very best regards


to you
all.




From Anthony (Tony).