Linda P

Well I will congratulate you anyway....28 years, whether intentional or by default is worth celebrating......

Health and happiness for many more years to come......



Linda

Danny B

So have you now spent more of your life in Canada than you have in the UK?

Steve_P

Just recently celebrated our 40th wedding anniversary, I didn't forget the date.

I also know what date I arrived in Canada 46 years ago, watch next month.

livermanl

I've forgotton both

nikki dreaming

Congratulations

Souvenir

Hell, I can't even remember exactly when Souvette and I got married and it was only a few months ago.

dbd33

In the sense of being legally resident, yes. In terms of actual days I'm not sure, I spent great chunks of the 80s and 90s outside Canada so I've probably still slept more nights in the UK than anywhere else. It's true that I've been gone long enough not to belong there any more than I do here.

iaink

I cant help thinking that 28 years of sitting uncomfortably on the fence probably explains a lot about dbds online persona

dbd33

It's just a more benign version of the real me.

bombards

Congrats to you, even if you are still unsure if was the right move??????

At least the summer's are better here

dbd33

Summer, pah, it's been so long I've forgotten what summer's like.

The OH has been commuting past Newmarket, she brings jerk chicken and curried goat from there so we get the flavour of a warm place even if we're living in the tundra.

flashman

Is that an indirect reference to "A Pain in the Arse"?

bombards

Where does she go? There's a great one on Mulock Drive!!!

dbd33

A Taste of something, The Islands, maybe. It's all a bit mild compared to the Real Jerk but welcome nonetheless.

Flogger

Congratulations on your 23rd year in. If Ontario is still not feeling like home, maybe a move east should be on the cards.Rural NS,or somesuch.