- We moved over here in the first place
- Against the odds and with no jobs we managed to secure employment
- We passed our driving tests...This was a major hurdle for me obviously as I don't like driving and get incredibly nervous.
- We've made some excellent friends
- We've sort of adapted to Winter...Although I still hate it!
- Learn to love Winter...Hmmm I don't think that will happen anytime soon.
- Get our citizenship, this I think we will hold off doing until next year, so in the meantime we will renew out Permanent Resident status...More bloody forms and money of course.
- Robert to get fully qualified!
- Stop renting and start buying a house.
- Give in to the fact that getting a decent family doctor around here is as rare as rocking horse poo!
Saturday evening Rob and I went out....to Wharf Wraps of course, to celebrate our 3 year anniversary in the only way we know how...with fish and chips and boy did they taste good.
Today Rachael and I went out in the afternoon, we were feeling a bit lack lustre but combed a nearby area looking for more abandoned gems, unfortunately pickings were slim and we were left slightly disappointed. Still there's always next weekend :o)
Until next time I leave you with some more rural and abandoned scenes from last weekend...And this thought...How do you confuse Canadian Co-Workers...By using the following expressions and words they simply do not know...Nearly all of the following I have confused people with this past week.
Iced Lolly - Popsicle
Kitchen Roll - Paper Towel
Boot - Trunk
Pebble Dash - Stucco (and I won't tell you as to why I was talking about pebble dashing, but I suspect those of you that know me might guess).
Franking Machine - Postage Machine
Jacket Potato - Baked Potato
Isn't it weird, we speak the same language and yet some things just don't translate.
Barn in the Orchard |
Rural Windows |
Under the Tree |
Barn with a View (Would make a nice house eh?) |
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