New member, old expat!
Nov 6th 2019, 7:28 pm
#1
Just Joined
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Joined: Nov 2019
Posts: 1
New member, old expat!
Hello all,
It seems a bit crazy when I think about it. I have been an expat for over 32 years, living in Quebec. I have often felt very isolated from the English speaking community, but never thought to do the research and reach out.
This summer I started a fabulous new job in Forillon National Park, here in Gaspésie, where I live. I came across many British expats who were visiting the park and hugely enjoyed the interactions I had with all of them. That's the reason I'm reaching out to you now.
Cheers!
Sue
It seems a bit crazy when I think about it. I have been an expat for over 32 years, living in Quebec. I have often felt very isolated from the English speaking community, but never thought to do the research and reach out.
This summer I started a fabulous new job in Forillon National Park, here in Gaspésie, where I live. I came across many British expats who were visiting the park and hugely enjoyed the interactions I had with all of them. That's the reason I'm reaching out to you now.
Cheers!
Sue
Nov 6th 2019, 9:44 pm
#2
Stand-up Philosopher
Joined: Apr 2009
Location: Regina Saskatchewan
Posts: 16,344
Re: New member, old expat!
Welcome to the forum!
Nov 9th 2019, 2:39 am
#3
Concierge
Joined: Jan 2013
Location: Western Australia
Posts: 21,138
Re: New member, old expat!
Hello all,
It seems a bit crazy when I think about it. I have been an expat for over 32 years, living in Quebec. I have often felt very isolated from the English speaking community, but never thought to do the research and reach out.
This summer I started a fabulous new job in Forillon National Park, here in Gaspésie, where I live. I came across many British expats who were visiting the park and hugely enjoyed the interactions I had with all of them. That's the reason I'm reaching out to you now.
Cheers!
Sue
It seems a bit crazy when I think about it. I have been an expat for over 32 years, living in Quebec. I have often felt very isolated from the English speaking community, but never thought to do the research and reach out.
This summer I started a fabulous new job in Forillon National Park, here in Gaspésie, where I live. I came across many British expats who were visiting the park and hugely enjoyed the interactions I had with all of them. That's the reason I'm reaching out to you now.
Cheers!
Sue
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