4th Canniversary
Nov 9th 2009 | 2:42 pm
#1
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Happy in NB
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 2,020
From: Island View, New Brunswick
4th Canniversary
Well thats it we have reached year four and looking forward to our fifth winter. We have all applied for citizenship and received the confirmation letter that they should be ready in the next 12-15 months. (One of our major goals achieved)
The girls are settled at last, Gemma is in University of NB studying Arts and Kathryn is moving into her first home at the age of 22 (She has a mortgage and now owns a mini home which she plans to flip in 2 years).
Jules is well on the way to being a local artisan of high quality fashion items and is getting repeat customers at her booth in the Christmas Craft fair. I have settled into a career as a civil serpent (as my daughter's call it)a Project Director with the Government of New Brunswick(something I probably wouldnt get in the UK, because I didnt go to the right university).
Year 5 should be our final settling in year with finances improving and citizenship
My advice to others is stay focused on what you want and fight through the new immigrant wobbles. Good luck to you all
The girls are settled at last, Gemma is in University of NB studying Arts and Kathryn is moving into her first home at the age of 22 (She has a mortgage and now owns a mini home which she plans to flip in 2 years).
Jules is well on the way to being a local artisan of high quality fashion items and is getting repeat customers at her booth in the Christmas Craft fair. I have settled into a career as a civil serpent (as my daughter's call it)a Project Director with the Government of New Brunswick(something I probably wouldnt get in the UK, because I didnt go to the right university).
Year 5 should be our final settling in year with finances improving and citizenship
My advice to others is stay focused on what you want and fight through the new immigrant wobbles. Good luck to you all
Nov 10th 2009 | 4:02 am
#2
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Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Fredericton, New Brunswick
Re: 4th Canniversary
Well thats it we have reached year four and looking forward to our fifth winter. We have all applied for citizenship and received the confirmation letter that they should be ready in the next 12-15 months. (One of our major goals achieved)
The girls are settled at last, Gemma is in University of NB studying Arts and Kathryn is moving into her first home at the age of 22 (She has a mortgage and now owns a mini home which she plans to flip in 2 years).
Jules is well on the way to being a local artisan of high quality fashion items and is getting repeat customers at her booth in the Christmas Craft fair. I have settled into a career as a civil serpent (as my daughter's call it)a Project Director with the Government of New Brunswick(something I probably wouldnt get in the UK, because I didnt go to the right university).
Year 5 should be our final settling in year with finances improving and citizenship
My advice to others is stay focused on what you want and fight through the new immigrant wobbles. Good luck to you all
The girls are settled at last, Gemma is in University of NB studying Arts and Kathryn is moving into her first home at the age of 22 (She has a mortgage and now owns a mini home which she plans to flip in 2 years).
Jules is well on the way to being a local artisan of high quality fashion items and is getting repeat customers at her booth in the Christmas Craft fair. I have settled into a career as a civil serpent (as my daughter's call it)a Project Director with the Government of New Brunswick(something I probably wouldnt get in the UK, because I didnt go to the right university).
Year 5 should be our final settling in year with finances improving and citizenship
My advice to others is stay focused on what you want and fight through the new immigrant wobbles. Good luck to you all
Nov 10th 2009 | 4:08 am
#3
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Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 1,709
From: Sherwood Park
Re: 4th Canniversary
Well thats it we have reached year four and looking forward to our fifth winter. We have all applied for citizenship and received the confirmation letter that they should be ready in the next 12-15 months. (One of our major goals achieved)
The girls are settled at last, Gemma is in University of NB studying Arts and Kathryn is moving into her first home at the age of 22 (She has a mortgage and now owns a mini home which she plans to flip in 2 years).
Jules is well on the way to being a local artisan of high quality fashion items and is getting repeat customers at her booth in the Christmas Craft fair. I have settled into a career as a civil serpent (as my daughter's call it)a Project Director with the Government of New Brunswick(something I probably wouldnt get in the UK, because I didnt go to the right university).
Year 5 should be our final settling in year with finances improving and citizenship
My advice to others is stay focused on what you want and fight through the new immigrant wobbles. Good luck to you all
The girls are settled at last, Gemma is in University of NB studying Arts and Kathryn is moving into her first home at the age of 22 (She has a mortgage and now owns a mini home which she plans to flip in 2 years).
Jules is well on the way to being a local artisan of high quality fashion items and is getting repeat customers at her booth in the Christmas Craft fair. I have settled into a career as a civil serpent (as my daughter's call it)a Project Director with the Government of New Brunswick(something I probably wouldnt get in the UK, because I didnt go to the right university).
Year 5 should be our final settling in year with finances improving and citizenship
My advice to others is stay focused on what you want and fight through the new immigrant wobbles. Good luck to you all
We are about to apply for citizenship, that will be the cherry on the top!!!
Linda
Nov 10th 2009 | 10:28 am
#4
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Happy in NB
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From: Island View, New Brunswick
Nov 11th 2009 | 4:52 am
#6
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Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Fredericton, New Brunswick CA
Re: 4th Canniversary
Well done Dave and Jules.
Nov 11th 2009 | 5:17 am
#7
Bon Vivant
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 2,956
From: Nova Scotia
Re: 4th Canniversary
Good luck and many more happy anniversaries.
Nov 11th 2009 | 5:20 am
#8
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From: Cochrane, Alberta
Re: 4th Canniversary
Well done guys - and here's to many more 
Nov 18th 2009 | 5:28 am
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From: Tillsonburg ON
Re: 4th Canniversary
Happy Caniversary Dave Jules and the girls.
Here is to many many more.
Here is to many many more.
Nov 18th 2009 | 7:20 pm
#10
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Posts: 7,157
From: back in Cambs
Re: 4th Canniversary
Well thats it we have reached year four and looking forward to our fifth winter. We have all applied for citizenship and received the confirmation letter that they should be ready in the next 12-15 months. (One of our major goals achieved)
The girls are settled at last, Gemma is in University of NB studying Arts and Kathryn is moving into her first home at the age of 22 (She has a mortgage and now owns a mini home which she plans to flip in 2 years).
Jules is well on the way to being a local artisan of high quality fashion items and is getting repeat customers at her booth in the Christmas Craft fair. I have settled into a career as a civil serpent (as my daughter's call it)a Project Director with the Government of New Brunswick(something I probably wouldnt get in the UK, because I didnt go to the right university).
Year 5 should be our final settling in year with finances improving and citizenship
My advice to others is stay focused on what you want and fight through the new immigrant wobbles. Good luck to you all
The girls are settled at last, Gemma is in University of NB studying Arts and Kathryn is moving into her first home at the age of 22 (She has a mortgage and now owns a mini home which she plans to flip in 2 years).
Jules is well on the way to being a local artisan of high quality fashion items and is getting repeat customers at her booth in the Christmas Craft fair. I have settled into a career as a civil serpent (as my daughter's call it)a Project Director with the Government of New Brunswick(something I probably wouldnt get in the UK, because I didnt go to the right university).
Year 5 should be our final settling in year with finances improving and citizenship
My advice to others is stay focused on what you want and fight through the new immigrant wobbles. Good luck to you all
love reading your blog x
Nov 19th 2009 | 2:11 am
#11
Scottish Canuck
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 3,703
From: Auld Scotia > Nova Scotia > Calgary
Re: 4th Canniversary
Whooops, seem to have missed your post.
Congratulations to you all
Congratulations to you all
Jan 31st 2010 | 9:23 am
#12
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From: Fredericton, NB
Re: 4th Canniversary
Dave+Jules and family, I am playing catch up on the site and came across this thread. As its a bit late to say well done for your 4th CANiversary (I will anyway WELL DONE), let me be the first to wish get in some congrats for your 5th....
Have a good one. Glad things are going so well for you all.
Have a good one. Glad things are going so well for you all.
Jan 31st 2010 | 10:38 am
#13
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Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 159
From: The kingdom of Fife, Alba
Re: 4th Canniversary
Wow that sounds fantastic, congratulations You all sound like you are getting on really well
You all sound like you are getting on really well
