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Personally, if I have employment over there, I will go indeed.
Imagine when I first came to Nanaimo, similar size like Princess George, might be a little bid smaller. I have no friends, no relatives, I knew nobody. Build from ground zero. Immigrants like us, walked out from our home country. It has already a big step, don??t need worry about remote at all. As long as you can find something to do and keep you busy, nothing to be worry about. You might benefit from better English environment for yourself and kids. Imagine if I study in Richmond, at least I wouldn??t make so many Caucasian friends, my English might be even worse.
We can not expect there are program available to help immigrants, we ourselves have to find a way to adapted into mainstream society. There is a old Chinese idiom said that ?? rather teach you how to fish than give you fishes.?? If we can learn how to fish in the mainstream society, it will benefit your entire life.
[16-08-2005,01:45]
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(in reply to: Prince George part 2)
I agree, DB.
We must respect ourself and our own culture, but we have to adapt the new culture because it is us to choose here, nobody force us. Frustrated and complaint never works.
The reason I cannot forget PG is exactly what you said in your last post. Meanwhile, I am still thinking of my family because I am able to get a job here, southern Onatrio, too. A tough decision, isn´t it?
[16-08-2005,12:07]
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(in reply to: Prince George part 2)
Anyway, the most important thing is my immigrant visa.
God bless!
[16-08-2005,12:10]
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