Anyone enjoying their new life in Canada?
May 21st 2010, 5:29 pm
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May 22nd 2010, 5:02 pm
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Re: Anyone enjoying their new life in Canada?
However:
Maybe they like to play the piano - like my wife and daughter on their 100 year old restored Canadian made Heintzman!
Maybe they enjoy many of the fine Canadian wines -probably better than anything made in the UK!
Possibly they like to garden, grow their own veggies, or go to an equestrian arena and learn dressage.
May 22nd 2010, 5:36 pm
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Re: Anyone enjoying their new life in Canada?
May 22nd 2010, 7:21 pm
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Re: Anyone enjoying their new life in Canada?
Hi everyone,
I don't know if this is just my cold feet but just been reading a few threads on the forum and they seem to be very negative.
We've just got our PR through, OH just got redundancy (just at the right time for us) and we sold our house this weekend in 48 hours, for over the asking price. Everything seems to be falling into place apart from the abysmal exchange rate.
We have a very good life in the UK and are going to Canada for an adventure with a view to returning in 12 months if we want to, or maybe we'll stay. We have a daughter (8) and we're heading for the north shore of vancouver.
Some good experiences of Canadian life would be good to hear right now.
M.
I don't know if this is just my cold feet but just been reading a few threads on the forum and they seem to be very negative.
We've just got our PR through, OH just got redundancy (just at the right time for us) and we sold our house this weekend in 48 hours, for over the asking price. Everything seems to be falling into place apart from the abysmal exchange rate.
We have a very good life in the UK and are going to Canada for an adventure with a view to returning in 12 months if we want to, or maybe we'll stay. We have a daughter (8) and we're heading for the north shore of vancouver.
Some good experiences of Canadian life would be good to hear right now.
M.
