Happy Happy Week!
Apr 28th 2005 | 8:43 am
#16
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Re: Happy Happy Week!
[QUOTE=Morwenna]Many many congrats Wendy!!!! 
I really do mean that but....
Awwww shucks, I always reckoned we were only a coupla weeks behind you, but we've got caught in the great nothingness of the last 2 months, and I'm getting truly depressed now
The only thing keeps me from cracking completely is that fact that I only know of ONE "Feb AOR" skilled worker applicant who has had med requests. But they are two weeks AFTER our AOR, so what gives????????
I read another poster said that the CHC had sent their staff to Hong Kong to sort out their backlog of 5 years, and that is why processing in London has been suspended......
That sounds fishy. More like London staff have been sent to HK to fill in for local staff who've been fired for being on the take.
I really do mean that but....
Awwww shucks, I always reckoned we were only a coupla weeks behind you, but we've got caught in the great nothingness of the last 2 months, and I'm getting truly depressed now
The only thing keeps me from cracking completely is that fact that I only know of ONE "Feb AOR" skilled worker applicant who has had med requests. But they are two weeks AFTER our AOR, so what gives????????
I read another poster said that the CHC had sent their staff to Hong Kong to sort out their backlog of 5 years, and that is why processing in London has been suspended......
That sounds fishy. More like London staff have been sent to HK to fill in for local staff who've been fired for being on the take.
Apr 28th 2005 | 8:45 am
#17
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From: Huntingdon and NOW Nova Scotia
Re: Happy Happy Week!
Originally Posted by wensamjam
Hi Crispie,
just sent you an email. Have you tried Oysters? Jamie nearly choked and couldn't swallow them. I tried them very slimey and salty, but would never have another. Good news about an offer. We just need people through the door.
just sent you an email. Have you tried Oysters? Jamie nearly choked and couldn't swallow them. I tried them very slimey and salty, but would never have another. Good news about an offer. We just need people through the door.
I was about 12 when my parents dragged me to some really posh wedding.
I took about 2 minutes choking on the over rated salted slimeball and had the whole reception staring at me. Bad memories
Hang on in there with the house.
Apr 28th 2005 | 11:24 am
#18
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Re: Happy Happy Week!
You don't like Oysters............how about Muscles? Today they had snow crabs on special at the store! And next week being Mothers Day on sunday....whooopi....lobster!!! Yahooooooo...can't ya just taste it!
Apr 28th 2005 | 11:28 am
#19
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Re: Happy Happy Week!
Originally Posted by Corky
You don't like Oysters............how about Muscles? Today they had snow crabs on special at the store! And next week being Mothers Day on sunday....whooopi....lobster!!! Yahooooooo...can't ya just taste it!
Apr 28th 2005 | 11:34 am
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Re: Happy Happy Week!
Originally Posted by Scouse
Snow Crabs? What am I missing, or is it best that I don't know!!
Apr 28th 2005 | 11:47 am
#21
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Re: Happy Happy Week!
Originally Posted by Scouse
Snow Crabs? What am I missing, or is it best that I don't know!!
....if,its ewt like oysters......:scared: .....Bring-on ''beans on toast''.!!!!....''Egg-n-chips''... ''Chip-Butties''...Etc,Etc...? 
..(still celabrating).!! ..Hik!-Hik.!...!!!
Apr 28th 2005 | 2:01 pm
#22
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Re: Happy Happy Week!
Lots of good news!!!!! I am so excited for you! I really hope you sell your house quickly and start the rest of your life.
Apr 28th 2005 | 2:20 pm
#23
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Re: Happy Happy Week!
Originally Posted by wensamjam
Hi to All,
some happy news for us this week, today we recieved our shiny new VISA'S and it is hubby's big 40th birthday today, Happy Birthday HONEY!! Had a few other good things happen this week, hubby finally stopped paying maintance for last 18 years, now that bit better off, also father-in-law got all clear from skin cancer, so we all went out for lunch at great Italian place had expensive bottle of champagne and hubby had Oysters which he didn't like .
Now we just need someone to buy our house, lady pulled out today from sale so back to square one.
Thought I would share some good news on the forum for a change.
some happy news for us this week, today we recieved our shiny new VISA'S
and it is hubby's big 40th birthday today, Happy Birthday HONEY!! Had a few other good things happen this week, hubby finally stopped paying maintance for last 18 years, now that bit better off, also father-in-law got all clear from skin cancer, so we all went out for lunch at great Italian place had expensive bottle of champagne and hubby had Oysters which he didn't like .Now we just need someone to buy our house, lady pulled out today from sale so back to square one.
Thought I would share some good news on the forum for a change.
The money from the sale of your house will give you a fantastic head start when you arrive in Canada.
Good Luck.
Apr 28th 2005 | 5:15 pm
#24
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Re: Happy Happy Week!
Originally Posted by seacreature
That's great news!
The money from the sale of your house will give you a fantastic head start when you arrive in Canada.
Good Luck.
The money from the sale of your house will give you a fantastic head start when you arrive in Canada.
Good Luck.
Read: Enough to survive n+ years of unemployment
I just know seacreature meant that.... AND I can second that as well
Apr 28th 2005 | 5:40 pm
#25
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Re: Happy Happy Week!
Originally Posted by wensamjam
Hi to All,
some happy news for us this week, today we recieved our shiny new VISA'S and it is hubby's big 40th birthday today, Happy Birthday HONEY!! Had a few other good things happen this week, hubby finally stopped paying maintance for last 18 years, now that bit better off, also father-in-law got all clear from skin cancer, so we all went out for lunch at great Italian place had expensive bottle of champagne and hubby had Oysters which he didn't like .
Now we just need someone to buy our house, lady pulled out today from sale so back to square one.
Thought I would share some good news on the forum for a change.
some happy news for us this week, today we recieved our shiny new VISA'S
and it is hubby's big 40th birthday today, Happy Birthday HONEY!! Had a few other good things happen this week, hubby finally stopped paying maintance for last 18 years, now that bit better off, also father-in-law got all clear from skin cancer, so we all went out for lunch at great Italian place had expensive bottle of champagne and hubby had Oysters which he didn't like .Now we just need someone to buy our house, lady pulled out today from sale so back to square one.
Thought I would share some good news on the forum for a change.
You can always try 'prairie oysters' once you're in Canada!
Apr 28th 2005 | 7:20 pm
#26
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From: Huntingdon and NOW Nova Scotia
Re: Happy Happy Week!
Originally Posted by Corky
You don't like Oysters............how about Muscles? Today they had snow crabs on special at the store! And next week being Mothers Day on sunday....whooopi....lobster!!! Yahooooooo...can't ya just taste it!
SNOW CRABS
Another one to add to your list of bizzar foodstuffs
By the way Mothers Day was months ago.....I just know my Mum will fly out to catch it in both countries
Apr 28th 2005 | 7:55 pm
#27
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Re: Happy Happy Week!
Fantastic news wensamjam!!!
