Finaly made it
Nov 8th 2009 | 12:09 am
#1
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Job Hunting in Ottawa
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 407
From: Ottawa, ON
Finaly made it
We completed on the house without any hiccups and flew out on Friday to Ottawa to start all over again. The leaving party was brilliant, everybody was in a great mood and the atmosphere was perfect all night, we couldn't have asked for more.
Saying goodbye to my sister and nephews was the toughest, I've never been more than a 15 minute drive away from them their entire lives. I've been feeling guilty about my decision hurting them ever since, but they seem to be okay now.
Arrived in Ottawa and straight away went out for a bite to eat with the inlaws which was nice, before settling down in the local bar and polishing off 8 pitchers of Keiths...my poor head took some recovering.
We've now done most of the mundane things, opened up our bank accounts (I recommend CIBC they were very nice and helpfull - but I'm still wanting to set up a credit card that doesn't require thousands to be held in security!).
Last night was spent at the hockey, my Father Inlaw won suite tickets so we got to watch in comfort rather than up in the nose bleed section.
We're also going out for a ride on the motorbikes today before I surrender my license next week, so that should be nice!
To all those still going through the process good luck and all the best, it's worth it in the long run...I still can't stop smiling.
Saying goodbye to my sister and nephews was the toughest, I've never been more than a 15 minute drive away from them their entire lives. I've been feeling guilty about my decision hurting them ever since, but they seem to be okay now.
Arrived in Ottawa and straight away went out for a bite to eat with the inlaws which was nice, before settling down in the local bar and polishing off 8 pitchers of Keiths...my poor head took some recovering.
We've now done most of the mundane things, opened up our bank accounts (I recommend CIBC they were very nice and helpfull - but I'm still wanting to set up a credit card that doesn't require thousands to be held in security!).
Last night was spent at the hockey, my Father Inlaw won suite tickets so we got to watch in comfort rather than up in the nose bleed section.
We're also going out for a ride on the motorbikes today before I surrender my license next week, so that should be nice!
To all those still going through the process good luck and all the best, it's worth it in the long run...I still can't stop smiling.
Nov 8th 2009 | 12:26 am
#2
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 6,609
From: Ontario
Re: Finaly made it
We completed on the house without any hiccups and flew out on Friday to Ottawa to start all over again. The leaving party was brilliant, everybody was in a great mood and the atmosphere was perfect all night, we couldn't have asked for more.
Saying goodbye to my sister and nephews was the toughest, I've never been more than a 15 minute drive away from them their entire lives. I've been feeling guilty about my decision hurting them ever since, but they seem to be okay now.
Arrived in Ottawa and straight away went out for a bite to eat with the inlaws which was nice, before settling down in the local bar and polishing off 8 pitchers of Keiths...my poor head took some recovering.
We've now done most of the mundane things, opened up our bank accounts (I recommend CIBC they were very nice and helpfull - but I'm still wanting to set up a credit card that doesn't require thousands to be held in security!).
Last night was spent at the hockey, my Father Inlaw won suite tickets so we got to watch in comfort rather than up in the nose bleed section.
We're also going out for a ride on the motorbikes today before I surrender my license next week, so that should be nice!
To all those still going through the process good luck and all the best, it's worth it in the long run...I still can't stop smiling.
Saying goodbye to my sister and nephews was the toughest, I've never been more than a 15 minute drive away from them their entire lives. I've been feeling guilty about my decision hurting them ever since, but they seem to be okay now.
Arrived in Ottawa and straight away went out for a bite to eat with the inlaws which was nice, before settling down in the local bar and polishing off 8 pitchers of Keiths...my poor head took some recovering.
We've now done most of the mundane things, opened up our bank accounts (I recommend CIBC they were very nice and helpfull - but I'm still wanting to set up a credit card that doesn't require thousands to be held in security!).
Last night was spent at the hockey, my Father Inlaw won suite tickets so we got to watch in comfort rather than up in the nose bleed section.
We're also going out for a ride on the motorbikes today before I surrender my license next week, so that should be nice!
To all those still going through the process good luck and all the best, it's worth it in the long run...I still can't stop smiling.
Nov 8th 2009 | 12:36 am
#3
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 1,656
Re: Finaly made it
Good luck for the future 
Nov 8th 2009 | 1:21 pm
#4
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Joined: May 2007
Posts: 88
From: Stittsville, ON
Re: Finaly made it
Good luck! I hope you really enjo Canada! Sounds quite like my own experience arriving here, its hard to believe that was two years ago - time really does fly!
Nov 9th 2009 | 9:22 am
#5
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 1,457
Re: Finaly made it
congratulations and welcome to Canada
Nov 9th 2009 | 1:26 pm
#6
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From: Cochrane, Alberta
Re: Finaly made it
Welcome ! 
Nov 10th 2009 | 7:11 am
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Job Hunting in Ottawa
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From: Ottawa, ON
