Winnipeg?
Sep 15th 2009 | 8:59 am
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Winnipeg?
Hi there, so just getting the hang of Canada and surrounds, not alot of talk about Winnipeg? Whats it like? Pete
Sep 15th 2009 | 9:02 am
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Re: Winnipeg?
You really need to sort it out between yourselves, just look up some CV/resume formats on the web and ask him what he does and where he has been working, its not really going to help you looking at someone else's. Pete
Sep 15th 2009 | 10:25 am
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Re: Winnipeg?
It's as if someone sets up a blind date for you and you ask "what's she look like", to be told "she has a wonderful personality".
Sep 15th 2009 | 10:38 am
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Re: Winnipeg?
Perfect description, she not very pretty, but she can be fun to spend time with.
She's easy on the wallet and kind to the Soul.
She's friendly and willing to please.
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Sep 15th 2009 | 10:49 am
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Sep 15th 2009 | 3:46 pm
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Re: Winnipeg?
Bloody cold in winter. Thousands of mosquitos in summer.
Still, I like it so far.
Still, I like it so far.
Sep 15th 2009 | 8:19 pm
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Sep 15th 2009 | 8:20 pm
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check out my blog www.driverdaves.blogspot.com where if you read it all will get to see pics and bits about Winnipeg. just remember in the winter it is the coldest southern part of Canada with it been sooooooooo flat
Sep 16th 2009 | 7:53 am
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Re: Winnipeg?
Just picked up our approved passports from our old address. And yes, they have the visas we've been waiting for.
So Stewart, i'll probably see you in a few weeks!
To the OP, everyplace has its pros and cons, you just need to work out what your priorities are.
One chap i met last year when i visited Winnipeg had lived previously for a few years in Toronto. He said Winni gets less snow but is colder. He also said there isn't much difference between dressing for -10C and dressing for -25C.
Personally, i think there is, but it sounds doable, many European countries have similar weather and they manage fine.
So Stewart, i'll probably see you in a few weeks!
To the OP, everyplace has its pros and cons, you just need to work out what your priorities are.
One chap i met last year when i visited Winnipeg had lived previously for a few years in Toronto. He said Winni gets less snow but is colder. He also said there isn't much difference between dressing for -10C and dressing for -25C.
Personally, i think there is, but it sounds doable, many European countries have similar weather and they manage fine.
Sep 16th 2009 | 8:57 am
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Re: Winnipeg?
check out my blog www.driverdaves.blogspot.com where if you read it all will get to see pics and bits about Winnipeg. just remember in the winter it is the coldest southern part of Canada with it been sooooooooo flat
