Oh, boy, Moe, about the shopping - I remember what it was like, when I taught in a small town for three years - luckily, though, they had a Co-op which was pretty decent, but otherwise, it was 50k to a bigger centre with other stores.
Oh, boy, Moe, about the shopping - I remember what it was like, when I taught in a small town for three years - luckily, though, they had a Co-op which was pretty decent, but otherwise, it was 50k to a bigger centre with other stores.
wow I am down to 1736 swagbucks ~cries~
good morning :)
But you know what, I would move to a smaller city in a heartbeat - I liked where we lived before, about 17k. Saskatoon's just gotten really big - but mind you, you kind of shop in your neighbourhood cluster - pretty much everything is 10-15 minutes away.
gm Lua :hello:
:wave: ladies i gotta run i have so much to do let's see what i actually get done today though lol
I enjoy small town living. There is about 900 in the town, we are very involved with the community, volunteering for different things. And it's nice to know who's who and who your children are playing with and things like that. The other good part is that the hubby works in a town of about 7,000 so if we need stuff, he can always pick it up on his way home.
Sending out all my cards except for Vee's today FP, just gotta finish them up.
i wish!!!! lol
i used to get them so easily before they changed their format and started cheaping out. i miss the days when 10 SB was actually 10! lol
hey are you waiting on any GC by any chance??? i cashed in for one on the 15th and still haven't seen it yet :(
small towns are great. :) i grew up in a rural community although not as remote as your littlemoe. but our crescent of about 15 houses was in the country 20 min from the town with the stores. i loved it as a kid. C and i actually couldn't stop talking about how badly we'd like to move there one day.
Moe, the town I lived in was 1,100 - but maybe it was more 'fishbowl' feeling for me since I was the new teacher in town, single, etc.
I actually feel there should be some sort of a handbook for people who move from the city to a town - for example, people would say 'come on over' - just an open invite - and of course, I wouldn't - how I grew up, you wait for a specific invitation. In that town, that was like an insult - you just stopped over, anytime... if you didn't they thought you were being snotty...
:lolsign:
I cashed in for 5 Amazon.ca (already got but ordered 1st, 2nd, and 3rd) 2 Amazon.com (ordered 18th and received already) and 4 paypal (ordered yesterday and today)
But I seen a few people whining on the wall that the .cas had not been sent when the .coms have been sent 3 times