5 years
#1
5 years
It will be 5 years ago this coming Sunday the 14th of August since we landed at Lester Pearson on a particularly miserable wet morning.
We gained citizenship this January and our Canuck passports are winging their way through the post to us as I type.
Just renewed my drivers licence for the first time and various other documents that have come due.
Voted in our first Canadian elections.
Have a mortgage, RRSP's, Pensions, RESP, Credit cards out the waazoo (all paid off) and a bank that wants to give us $55000 in credit (get stuffed!).
Brought another Canuck into the world with the birth of our daughter 16 weeks ago.
Still infuriated by the price of cheese!
Good luck and best wishes to all.
We gained citizenship this January and our Canuck passports are winging their way through the post to us as I type.
Just renewed my drivers licence for the first time and various other documents that have come due.
Voted in our first Canadian elections.
Have a mortgage, RRSP's, Pensions, RESP, Credit cards out the waazoo (all paid off) and a bank that wants to give us $55000 in credit (get stuffed!).
Brought another Canuck into the world with the birth of our daughter 16 weeks ago.
Still infuriated by the price of cheese!
Good luck and best wishes to all.
#3
Re: 5 years
It will be 5 years ago this coming Sunday the 14th of August since we landed at Lester Pearson on a particularly miserable wet morning.
We gained citizenship this January and our Canuck passports are winging their way through the post to us as I type.
Just renewed my drivers licence for the first time and various other documents that have come due.
Voted in our first Canadian elections.
Have a mortgage, RRSP's, Pensions, RESP, Credit cards out the waazoo (all paid off) and a bank that wants to give us $55000 in credit (get stuffed!).
Brought another Canuck into the world with the birth of our daughter 16 weeks ago.
Still infuriated by the price of cheese!
Good luck and best wishes to all.
We gained citizenship this January and our Canuck passports are winging their way through the post to us as I type.
Just renewed my drivers licence for the first time and various other documents that have come due.
Voted in our first Canadian elections.
Have a mortgage, RRSP's, Pensions, RESP, Credit cards out the waazoo (all paid off) and a bank that wants to give us $55000 in credit (get stuffed!).
Brought another Canuck into the world with the birth of our daughter 16 weeks ago.
Still infuriated by the price of cheese!
Good luck and best wishes to all.
I mean what about the lousy bacon and the baked beans ! Surly that must have had a major disruptive impact on you life ! It's not all expensive wine and roses you know.
Seriously though, congratulations and best wishes for many more happy years.
#4
Re: 5 years
Cheers both of you.
You do know I was being sarcastic with regards to the cheese?
It's the lack of Marmite that really makes living here unbearable!!
You do know I was being sarcastic with regards to the cheese?
It's the lack of Marmite that really makes living here unbearable!!
#5
Re: 5 years
Congrats on your first 5 years and your new Canadian.
Hmm Marmite and cheese on toast.
Hmm Marmite and cheese on toast.
#8
Re: 5 years
Once again. Thanks to all.
Canuck passports came through on Friday so we'll be using them to get back to the UK this September for a holiday. I shall look forward to going through the Canadian line at Lester Pearson on the way back.
Steve - Still don't miss the instant gravy you drink.
Canuck passports came through on Friday so we'll be using them to get back to the UK this September for a holiday. I shall look forward to going through the Canadian line at Lester Pearson on the way back.
Steve - Still don't miss the instant gravy you drink.
#9
Re: 5 years
Once again. Thanks to all.
Canuck passports came through on Friday so we'll be using them to get back to the UK this September for a holiday. I shall look forward to going through the Canadian line at Lester Pearson on the way back.
Steve - Still don't miss the instant gravy you drink.
Canuck passports came through on Friday so we'll be using them to get back to the UK this September for a holiday. I shall look forward to going through the Canadian line at Lester Pearson on the way back.
Steve - Still don't miss the instant gravy you drink.
#12
Re: 5 years
Congrats MM - good to hear your update and life seems to be muddling along quite swimmingly! And congrats on the lack-of-sleep addition to the family too
#13
Re: 5 years
Time flies - many congrats.
<wheres your old avatar? - I used to love that in a scary kind of way>
<wheres your old avatar? - I used to love that in a scary kind of way>
#15
Re: 5 years
Mad we are 5 years today since we landed at Pearson
Hope you and all the family are well
Eddie
Hope you and all the family are well
Eddie