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Today is such nice weather, sky is so clear. I can see whole mountain cypress, Bowen Island from my office.
Furthermore, I looked around. Surprise me; I can even see Olympic National Park, Washington from my office.
Amazing, Canada is such clean country, without pollution. Sharon, I think from Nanaimo to Olympic National Park, at least 200km distance. How the hell I can see it from here.
Clean sky, sun shining, cherry trees are going to boom soon.
Too bad, I can?t upload photo here, I wish everybody could see snow mountains, ocean, nice girls too.
You know what? People once moved from mainland to Vancouver Island, they simply just don?t want to leave again. My town Nanaimo, population rises from 40,000 to 90,000 just in 3 years. Can you believe that? There used to be tons of parking spots outside walmart, right now, if you drive to there, hardly find one on weekend.
[15-02-2005,21:19]
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Yijie |
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(in reply to: Amazing, I can see Olympic National Park here)
The more I read about your place; more convinced I´m to at least give it a try as a place to settle down.
Education while you search for a job may not be a bad idea after all.
[15-02-2005,22:24]
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yep, not like me, you are PR, you can apply for student loan, with no interest after 6month of your graduation. Basically make yourself more relief
[16-02-2005,03:25]
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(in reply to: Amazing, I can see Olympic National Park here)
I appreciate Canada most, still; people are so nice to you. It??s easy for me to make friends. Furthermore, I like Canadian girls and they are honesty and direct. I still remember back to when I was third year student doing my internship. Once my co-workers know I was single, they even help me to find girlfriend and hang out together.
I feel my personality will suit in Canada far better than my own country. My home country has deep traditional. I still remember when I was high school; it??s just so hard for me to make friends. I felt so isolated. They don??t like me. People think I am too direct and talkative. In my culture, people don??t do something for nothing. It??s even stupid to be humor or talking jokes all around, helping people or simply be warm heart. I know my country is a great country got deep history. As you know, I grow up with Sesame Street and David Letterman late show, with ABC, CBS when I was six or seven years old. That personality just simply can??t fit into my home country??s education system. They don??t want to you to be individual, they want to you to be same as others. You don??t have to use your brain to comment anything. Neither you have rights to comment on the Internet. I had one times caught by cyber police in public library, and got serious warning. If I insist my action, criminal record, lucky, I am a chicken and scared to hell, otherwise I may not have chance to know you guys.
Holly, that??s a long story, anyway, I felt so glad I live in Canada, with my sweet little family. Even though my income is far lower than average British Colombian. I am happy, I feel my life got meaning. That??s one of great things about immigration. Because you know you have limited room in your home country, you cannot change it, and you don??t want that background changes you.
Look back my family, when I was in my home country. Life is not poor or bad; neither at least have some decent income. My family got their own condo, my parents got car too, I had chance to enter university. If I still live in my own country, maybe I have already worked for a while. However, I don??t feel happy at all, from spiritual level, it??s empty; I could not find my meaning of life. My parents at that time never understood why I wanna go to abroad and study degree in Canada. That??s my own decision.
To be continue, sorry, it??s time to watch CBC national before go to bed, got 8:00 shift tomorrow, bye now
[16-02-2005,04:26]
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