No going back now!!!!!!!!!!!
#16
Well we leave our beloved country on 17.1.08
Two nights in England
Fly from Manchester/Calgary 19.1.08
Overnight Calgary
Fly Calgary/Regina 20.1.08
Ready to embrace my new beloved Province of Saskatchewan and the "mid sized Prairie town" that is Indian Head and is going to be "home"
And by the way here is a picture of said "home" which is totally ours, mortage free, from tomorrow!
Two nights in England
Fly from Manchester/Calgary 19.1.08
Overnight Calgary
Fly Calgary/Regina 20.1.08
Ready to embrace my new beloved Province of Saskatchewan and the "mid sized Prairie town" that is Indian Head and is going to be "home"
And by the way here is a picture of said "home" which is totally ours, mortage free, from tomorrow!
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Well we leave our beloved country on 17.1.08
Two nights in England
Fly from Manchester/Calgary 19.1.08
Overnight Calgary
Fly Calgary/Regina 20.1.08
Ready to embrace my new beloved Province of Saskatchewan and the "mid sized Prairie town" that is Indian Head and is going to be "home"
And by the way here is a picture of said "home" which is totally ours, mortage free, from tomorrow!
Two nights in England
Fly from Manchester/Calgary 19.1.08
Overnight Calgary
Fly Calgary/Regina 20.1.08
Ready to embrace my new beloved Province of Saskatchewan and the "mid sized Prairie town" that is Indian Head and is going to be "home"
And by the way here is a picture of said "home" which is totally ours, mortage free, from tomorrow!
best of luck
Terese
#19
Oh my, you are a secretive one aren't you?
Your new Canadian home looks fabulous.
I look forward to seeing more pics.
Best of luck.
Rob.

Your new Canadian home looks fabulous.
I look forward to seeing more pics.
Best of luck.
Rob.
#20
So pleased for you Al... Best of luck with with your move in January.
#22
Cool house - and good luck for the flights. I've noticed that in AB too - lots of trees around the houses to protect them from the elements.
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I never thought about those trees being to protect the house from wind. I always assumed people planted little dinky trees and then were astounded when they grew 60 feet tall and you had to have all the lights on in the house so you could see across the room!
My neighbour had a blue spruce in his front garden. You couldn't see out the window. So after it grew about 40 feet tall - he had it cut down to about two feet and now he stands a flower pot on it. Very tacky!
Some people up the street have planted three (3) spruce trees in the flowerbed right up against the front of the house!
I guess it keeps the tree cutting people busy - last summer I saw many houses with sold signs on them and a few weeks later - there were the tree people cutting down these monstrous trees that made all the rooms in the house dark!
My neighbour had a blue spruce in his front garden. You couldn't see out the window. So after it grew about 40 feet tall - he had it cut down to about two feet and now he stands a flower pot on it. Very tacky!
Some people up the street have planted three (3) spruce trees in the flowerbed right up against the front of the house!
I guess it keeps the tree cutting people busy - last summer I saw many houses with sold signs on them and a few weeks later - there were the tree people cutting down these monstrous trees that made all the rooms in the house dark!
#24
Does it feel real yet?
It sure doesn't for us.
We Landed 11/12/07 and complete on our new house on 17/12/07 and even though we have been inside three times now, and been out and ordered furniture it still feels like we are just here on holiday. Maybe because we are staying with relatives - I wonder what next week will bring.......
Not the shipped goods; they are stuck in Montreal; but hey we have snow.
Good luck and congrats in your beautiful new home.
It sure doesn't for us.
We Landed 11/12/07 and complete on our new house on 17/12/07 and even though we have been inside three times now, and been out and ordered furniture it still feels like we are just here on holiday. Maybe because we are staying with relatives - I wonder what next week will bring.......
Not the shipped goods; they are stuck in Montreal; but hey we have snow.
Good luck and congrats in your beautiful new home.

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#25
Congratulations Alvic 
Here's hoping for your dreams to come true in Sask - all the very best to a fab 2008
Gaynor
xxxxx
Here's hoping for your dreams to come true in Sask - all the very best to a fab 2008
Gaynor
xxxxx
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Lovely house you've got there in Sask.-Congratulations

Yoong


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#27
I think it must be a Saskatchewan thing!! all the houses here are completely surrounded by trees, I thought it very odd at first that they blocked the light coming through the windows, but someone said they put trees around the houses to give some shelter from the wind.
Anyway Ali Congrats on your house, let me know when you arrive as your only about hour and half from us!!
Anyway Ali Congrats on your house, let me know when you arrive as your only about hour and half from us!!
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Thanks to all above for the good wishes...not long home from Switzerland so head is a bit pickled.
Think I could be a nominee for BE addict of the year...my OH in livingroom not at all amused that I am on BE!!!!!!
Think I could be a nominee for BE addict of the year...my OH in livingroom not at all amused that I am on BE!!!!!!
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Hi Alvic,
Well done, the house looks fab!
Charlie
Well done, the house looks fab!
Charlie



