Emigrating From The United States

[Sojourner]

[quote name='Didacus' post='1316439' date='Jul 7 2007, 08:21 AM']There are still people in Winnipeg?
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I'm constantly surprised there are still people in Canada at all, much less Winnipeg.

[SJRod55]

I liked Winnipeg because of the Hudson Bay Company, the Zoo and pary - Where Winnie the Pooh is from and the Jets. There was or is also a wonderful British Pub there - I think it was the 'Kings Head' but I cannot remember, was many years ago.

Canada is a wonderful country and there is so much to explore there. Never have understood the 'difference of opinion' between those who speak English and those who speak French - guess that's a whole other story. But I have many, many French speaking friends whom I have always found honourable and friendly despite my terrible French.

[jkaands]

Live where you want, visit where you want, but NEVER give up your US citizenship!

[Didacus]

[quote name='Terra Firma' post='1316464' date='Jul 7 2007, 09:20 AM']I'm constantly surprised there are still people in Canada at all, much less Winnipeg.
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Now thems are fightin' words!















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Time for my nap.

[God Conquers]

Didacus!

Ne quite pas notre pays!

On besoin les familles solides et catholiques chez nous!

Serious.... Canada rocks.

The Springtime approaches.

[misereremi]

Era, make sure you link me if you're passing through my sides!

Ditto Rod's post. I've been a nomad most of my life, I never called a place "home" but a "base"...absolutely loved it. But for my husband's and children's sakes I have been making a stable home for them here...for now. We still travel a lot, though.