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Hometown:

devon

Relationship Status:

Single

About Me:

i am a 37 year old lab assistant, a phlebotomist. born and raised in the netherlands to the age of 12.

Currently Reading? (Books Magazines etc)

all the time!

Favourite Place?

have not found it yet, but sidney, vancouver island, british colombia is the second.

At 4:09pm on October 18, 2008, Seán Holt-Gibson said…: Good for you! I too wouldn't mind a lengthy stay in Ireland, but that's not in the cards right now. I wouldn't be scared, as long as you got the job, a little cash stashed away and a roof over your head in a safe neighbourhood you'll be just fine. Friends can come and go and it's amazing what you will experience within yourself when you put yourself out of your comfort zone. Dublin would be not so bad 'eh? I envy you! I say go for it. Only one Life to live right.
It's another beautiful day in Halifax and getting chilly, but it's refreshing. A long walk in the park is in order today and then I'm going to make a nice curry dish for dinner. I have an interview monday so wish me luck. I'm starting to feel at home in this town and I feel a little giddy at times when I think of my brilliant future here in Nova. It is a special part of the world and I couldn't think of anywhere else I would rather be in Canada (Vancouver Island is still a contender though!). Island life does rule. I have to go to Newfoundland soon as well. Hope you are having a great day and thanks for your reply! Chat later. S ;-)

At 4:25pm on October 17, 2008, Seán Holt-Gibson said…: Yes, Nova is a great change, but not unlike the west coast in many ways. The real flavour is in the countryside, which there is a lot of outside of Halifax. The economy is def not the same as Alberta, but it is growing and changing, which many people here aren't ready for yet and some are already fighting the good fight to keep that Maritime flavour: will Halifax just become another generic city. You can blame the developers, as usual. It will be slower growth than Alberta for sure. Hope you figure out what to do after Edmonton, I know that feeling. There's always demand for medical people out here! Anyways, have a great day and we'll chat down the road. Seeya!

At 5:22pm on October 13, 2008, Seán Holt-Gibson said…: Hiya! I just moved from Alberta to Nova Scotia. I just can't relate to the Alberta thing anymore (or BC, where I grew up). It's nice out here and there is definitely a Celtic flavour, though the Irish component is mostly in NewBrunswick and PEI. Nonetheless, I love it here and is a nice change from 'Crazy Town'. Welcome to Live Ireland and I see the lovely Erin O'Connor, our unofficial Canadian/Irish liason has welcomed you as well! Excellent!

At 1:11am on September 27, 2008, Dreamlight said…: Hello, and welcome to Live Ireland.

At 3:13pm on September 26, 2008, erin o'connor said…: Greetings and welcome to Liveireland...so grand to see that you are from Canada...I too reside here now and shortly will return back to Ireland.

Do come and visit teh chat in an evening where yuo shall meet some great people from all over the globe sharing the love of my Ireland. We do have a grand time lots of good fun ...
True what you say about British Columbia..haa I came for a 3 week vist and now its been over 3 years.I thrive on the wilderness here and so many wonderflu places....have a look at my pictures and you shall see where ,my passion lies.
hope to meet you soon..Friday and saturday nights on the chat are best about 8ishpm
Slan

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