Forum	Title	Content	Member	Sex	Country	Date/Time
Canada	Form I-129F - Apply for visa..Where, haha?	Wow, that's crazy!! I'm grew up in the Tilbury area.... Chatham-Kent represent! LOL (though I technically lived in Essex County, but whatever)...	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-12 20:26:00
Canada	why did u choose to live in US instead of Canada?	QUOTE (Hugglebuggles @ Apr 17 2009, 11:59 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I would say Welland, ON vs. Denver, CO seems like a easy choice as well... But they got a snow storm today! In April! Dannng... Hey, I was in Denver! The airport at least. I almost got stranded overnight by myself! Good times lol AND, one of the ladies I work with is from Welland... lol go fig. It snowed here in April too, but that's nothing new. It almost, ALMOST actually feeeeels like spring now! *knock on wood*	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-17 23:19:00
Canada	why did u choose to live in US instead of Canada?	QUOTE (MissStacey @ Apr 17 2009, 11:40 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Hmmmm, Edmonton or New Orleans? Ya- that was a toughie. LOL Yeah... I could've made my post a lot shorter, by just saying 'London, Ontario or Santa Barbara, California... gee whiz... I can't decide'... lol	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-17 22:47:00
Canada	why did u choose to live in US instead of Canada?	ahh hahaha.. I just noticed that in the 'job' section of my post, I put "I has been given an offer to take over the business he works for in a couple years" That is not what I meant.. I meant AND has been... as in HE.. not me. Otherwise it makes the whole thing confusing. I just had to clear that up, for me. lol	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-17 22:33:00
Canada	why did u choose to live in US instead of Canada?	My decision to go there seems obvious to me... My future hubby is dual citizen. He actually grew up in Canada mostly, and spent 80% of his life in the city I live in now (we met when he was in town visiting mutual friends last year). His parents moved to California about 8 years ago, and last spring he decided to move there to join them, as he had had enough of this place... lol We hadn't met yet... obviously or he might've stayed. But as it was, he sold most of his stuff, quit his job, and headed there... I'd feel horrible to make him backtrack after all that and return here to the place he left... but he's repeatedly said he would if he had to. Jobs: Now he has a great job that he likes, though doesn't make a whole lot of $... I has been given an offer to take over the business he works for in a couple years. I, on the other hand, am in a job that's leading nowhere, which I don't really like. Also, as a convenience of timing, my lease on my car is up at the end of October, so I won't have to worry about that. AND his boss is also very supportive of us, and really likes my future hubby and doesn't want to lose him. lol So he's more willing to find me a job there, rather than lose my husband to moving back here. Having someone in a hiring position, who also knows other people in hiring positions with other companies is a great asset for me I think. Family: My brother (my only sibling) and his family (wife and 2 kids... nephew is 2 and a 1/2, and niece is not born yet, but due any time now!!) are moving to Cambodia later this year, so they won't be in Canada... my parents are quite possibly moving to Cambodia next year as well... so I will have no immediate family in Canada (though lots of aunts/uncles.. meh. lol). He has no siblings, and his parents live in California as I mentioned, so we'll have that support system there (they are VERY supportive and welcoming). Though he left his friends to move there, and I'd be leaving my friends as well... we can always come back to visit. It'd be quite convenient to do so because we could visit many of the same friends at the same time, with only a few detours to see anyone we have outside of that circle of people. His parents own a cottage in Maine, so relatively speaking it's closer to Canada, and our friends on the way there. Lifestyle: The lifestyle in Southern California vs. Ontario.... sigh.. I don't even know if I have to explain that one.. lol Moving there was probably one of the best things he's done for himself in his life. I really can't wait to join him. As for health care and maternity leave and all that... I don't think we're in a position where either of us would want children any time in the next 5 years, even though I'm already 28, and will be 29 by the time I move. I'm in Ontario and I don't even have a family doctor, haven't visited the dentist in over 10 years, have switched jobs a lot so have only had health benefits for 2-3 years out of the last 8 years, and haven't even used them... I really haven't received much out of our health care system as it is... though I realize if there's ever an accident or emergency, I'll probably really wish I had access to a better, cheaper system should something happen... but it's just not something that really comes up in my regular life. Plus, this way we're on our way to making me also a dual citizen, at which point, we can live wherever we want. lol Edited by ashenflowers, 17 April 2009 - 07:16 PM.	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-17 19:12:00
Canada	Montreal Interview	Congrats!!! I'm loving all the happy approval interview stories	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-21 20:55:00
Canada	Montreal Interview-Complete and Successful	Thanks for the info, and congrats on the approval!!	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-21 20:50:00
Canada	Waking up Canadian..	lol Yep! Poutine! Sometimes I brag a bit to my SO when I'm able to have some... lol he misses poutine a lot so I make sure that we get some when he's in Canada visiting	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-18 21:42:00
Canada	Waking up Canadian..	QUOTE (Kathryn41 @ Apr 18 2009, 12:01 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Actually, your children would still have Canadian citizenship claims as you were born in Canada. The new legislations means that if your children were born outside of Canada and had children born outside of Canada, their children would not have claims to Canadian citizenship. So - your grandchildren may not be Canadians but your children will be. aahhh.. thanks for the clarification	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-17 23:16:00
Canada	Waking up Canadian..	wow... what a crazy story... but one of the parts that struck me most, is this:: QUOTE (wowswift @ Apr 17 2009, 11:04 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It also stops the previous practice of granting citizenship in perpetuity to children of Canadians born abroad, limiting eligibility to children of parents born in Canada." That totally washes a big wave of questions for me!!! Now it sounds like my future children will not be Canadian citizens when they are born, even though my future husband and I are both Canadian citizens and I was born in Canada. My fiance was actually born in Holland, though he does not have Dutch citizenship... It's not really something I've put much thought into before, but I'd really love if my children could be Canadians (which is funny, as I'm moving to the US.. sigh.. oh well). How does everyone else feel about this? I'm still a bit confused... lol! btw.... that video was HILARIOUS... hahaha Edited by ashenflowers, 17 April 2009 - 10:44 PM.	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-17 22:43:00
Canada	Camping in Wheatley, Ontario this weekend :)	QUOTE (Hugglebuggles @ Apr 24 2009, 11:18 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (ashenflowers @ Apr 24 2009, 06:53 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Hugglebuggles @ Apr 24 2009, 06:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ok, I must know where Wheatley is! I looked it up on Google maps and it says it doesn't exist... When I was a kid we used to go up camping near Sudbury, ON every summer. It was great! I miss it. I've always loved fishing, but I hate the taste of fish so I'd spend hours catching and releasing them. And wild blueberry season at the beginning of July! Nothing like a sweet wild blueberry, yum. http://en.wikipedia....eatley,_Ontario and also http://maps.google.c...=...369415&z=11 It's there! I promise! It does exist!! LOL But yeah.. not really worth putting on the map I think I was spelling it wrong Thanks! "The town's population before merging with Chatham-Kent in 1998 was roughly 1,500. It is now about 1,700." That's why its not on the map! LOL no doubt.... my dad said my grandfather used to call that entire area within a 100 km radius 'the arm pit of Ontario'... not sure why he made us grow up around there then Did you read that Wheatley is apparently the "Freshwater Fish Capital of the World?" And nearby Leamington is Tomato Capital of Canada... yum! Edited by ashenflowers, 24 April 2009 - 11:05 PM.	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-24 23:05:00
Canada	Camping in Wheatley, Ontario this weekend :)	QUOTE (Hugglebuggles @ Apr 24 2009, 06:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ok, I must know where Wheatley is! I looked it up on Google maps and it says it doesn't exist... When I was a kid we used to go up camping near Sudbury, ON every summer. It was great! I miss it. I've always loved fishing, but I hate the taste of fish so I'd spend hours catching and releasing them. And wild blueberry season at the beginning of July! Nothing like a sweet wild blueberry, yum. http://en.wikipedia....eatley,_Ontario and also http://maps.google.c...=...369415&z=11 It's there! I promise! It does exist!! LOL But yeah.. not really worth putting on the map	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-24 20:53:00
Canada	Camping in Wheatley, Ontario this weekend :)	That's a 10-15 minute drive from my parents house Have fun!	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-24 16:35:00
Canada	Canadian Birth Certificate.	QUOTE (July09Bride @ Apr 25 2009, 10:33 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (trailmix @ Apr 25 2009, 10:08 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (July09Bride @ Apr 24 2009, 06:40 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (trailmix @ Apr 24 2009, 03:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Greylove @ Apr 24 2009, 01:42 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I was just trying to order a new BC Birth Certificate, which I will need for the interview process and I am not sure which type I need. Do I just get a certified Birth Certificate, or should I get a certified photocopy of the original document that my parents filled out?? What will they want?? Thanks so much! You can get either the certified photocopy of the original or the "parental birth certificate", they just want to see your parent's info as well. There's a "Parental Birth Certificate"?? Who knew??!! It's new! and improved! (well it's new anyway - since 2008) - look it's got pretty leaves Wow... look at all the pretty colors!!! Much more "official" looking than the hand scribbled one my fiance' got last summer. He got the "long form" and didn't even know that THAT one existed. When, the "long form" is what we're used to in the US. I must admit, Canada has the US beat, hands down, on making dull boring forms look kinda cool. We make our money look kinda cool too lol I also didn't know there was such a thing as a 'long form' birth certificate until this visa process. Are these available in Ontario too? I'll assume yes, because one would have to go to Toronto to get them. lol How long does the non-expedited process take?	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-25 09:42:00
Canada	Working for Canadian Company	QUOTE (JillA @ Apr 29 2009, 04:22 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (easytarget @ Apr 29 2009, 04:10 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Reba @ Apr 26 2009, 10:07 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> K1 is work authorized, but only if he gets the stamp at POE I think. And only for the 90 days. So the quicker you get married and file AOS/EAD the better. Do a quick search, IIRC in March 2009 K1 visa holders are no longer work authorized even with the stamp - which they shouldn't give. Maybe this is why K-1ers are having a hard time with EI, because of this change. awwww man..... That is bad news, my friends... bad news!!!	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-29 16:39:00
Canada	Working for Canadian Company	QUOTE (Reba @ Apr 26 2009, 10:07 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Correct. He cannot legally work in the US, even for a foreign company, until he has EAD. Unfortunately, the law has not kept up with technology. So while it is technologically possible, it is not legally advisable. K1 is work authorized, but only if he gets the stamp at POE I think. And only for the 90 days. So the quicker you get married and file AOS/EAD the better. Could you specifically request a stamp at the POE? Would bringing a letter from a potential employer in the US encourage them to do so?	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-28 22:51:00
Canada	Medical Review Dr. Seiden - Toronto	Wow!! Thanks for the detailed review! I feel much better knowing the process there. I'm always really apprehensive about uncomfortable situations where I don't really know what to expect. So this is much appreciated	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-14 19:31:00
Canada	Montreal Interview	Congrats, and thanks for the review!!! I will be very nervous leading up to the interview no doubt, but these tidbits of information will be helpful	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-05-13 15:44:00
Canada	Contemplating Divorce	QUOTE (Caladan @ May 10 2009, 01:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> From what you've said, it is *way* too soon to be contemplating divorce. You've been through a major trauma, and he's still dealing with homesickness. Either one of those is enough to put a ton of strain on a marriage. I agree with whoever it was that said his apparent anger at you is probably a mixture of frustration at the situation and his own inability to make it all better, and I think one thing you should do is get counseling for yourself (and maybe him, too), so that he isn't your only source of support. Remember through all of this that you're both on the same side. Excellent point... Couples should always be trying to work together towards a common goal, which is the health of their relationship. Blaming and attacking each other is not going to help anyone in the long run.	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-05-10 12:48:00
Canada	Contemplating Divorce	.... Ok.. Perhaps one thing I can add, is just a comparable situation. The wildfires in Santa Barbara led to my fiance being evacuated from his home 2 days ago. He lives with his parents for the time being, and his mom was already out of town, but his dad was still there as well. The fires came VERY close to their home (within a mile and a 1/2, and fire was traveling FAST), and ash was snowing down on them like crazy. He even has a video of the police coming down their street and ordering everyone to evacuate via megaphone. You can imagine the terror I felt at seeing the pictures of smoke and ash and police and all that, from so far away. I felt SO helpless, and worried, and lost and alone... And that's not even close to what THEY must have felt in the midst of all that... The worst feeling was not being able to be there with him. Not being able to help them, and be WITH him to know that he's ok... We had planned for him to come visit me this coming Friday, the 15th.. but when all this was happening I started to, understandably I think, REALLY really want him to be here... NOW. I didn't want him anywhere near that situation, so I practically begged him to reschedule his flight and come here early. BUT... he was needed there, and I realized that. How SELFISH of me to ask him to leave his family to attend to my needs. Even once his father was safe at a family friends house, I knew, deep down, that he was still needed there. For support, to see how his house is doing, to help with clean up, and to just BE there... with his father, and his mom (who is coming back into California tomorrow to 'handle this as a family' as he put it, which kinda makes me feel even more disconnected....). Of course, knowing he was safe and the fires were starting to get under control, did help calm my fears a little bit.. but still. I'm here, and he's there, and it f'ing SUCKS in this situation more so than it already does. Anyways... all that was, is trying to find some way to tell you that we can relate. There are times when we REALLY need our spouses or fiances or boyfriend/girlfriends, but we have to remember that they have friends and family who need them too. Your husband was really homesick, and missed all his friends and family. But guess what, they really really missed him too (which is evident in his mom buying the ticket). They need him as well, and he needs to be able to share some of his time with them, and have confidence in you that you will be able to be independent without him. Don't make him choose sides between you and them...	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-05-10 11:58:00
Canada	Contemplating Divorce	Everyone so far has already given you such fantastic advice. I don't feel like I can offer you anything further, that hasn't already been said. I'd just be redundant, as I agree with everyone basically. However, I just wanted to tell you to not give up. Don't give up and look for the easy way out, because there isn't one in your situation, and just getting a divorce would probably be more difficult than fixing your problems anyways. You, and your husband, can get through this. And you will, and it will be worth it. Good luck, and hang in there.	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-05-10 11:36:00
Canada	Another added expense while preparing for the immigration medical	hmm... I don't have a family doctor. Is that going to cause an issue? From my knowledge, I have no ongoing medical conditions to be concerned about, and don't take any regular medication (except birth control, if that counts )	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-05-12 15:53:00
Canada	Marrying and being married	QUOTE (wowswift @ May 14 2009, 07:47 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> well, I went up to Canada to be with my SO for the whole process and I know how it is. It sucked more for me, I think he likes it down here better. I don't know what is wrong with us, but we've never spent more than 18 hours (happened twice though) apart since we met in real life, so we're attached at the hip now. I don't think we planned on being some dynamic duo, but we really have never had anything happen yet that would make one of us take off without the other for vacation or family reasons. I suppose if he wanted to go to Canada, he would make me go, even if I didn't want to lol. We married for the long haul, he doesn't mind having to move, except for his parents bugging him constantly, but they've calmed down a bit. lol i think he regrets showing them how to use messenger. awwww	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-05-14 22:25:00
Canada	Marrying and being married	QUOTE (Hugglebuggles @ May 14 2009, 04:34 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I see why you would make this thread Trailmix. There has been a lot of odd discussion about marriage and immigration lately, and everyone sees the process in a very different light. For me it was engagement and marriage first, moving and immigration second. I'm so excited to marry the love of my life! Without sounding corny... I can't wait to be married, Its not a step I take lightly. So I answered option 2 for the first 2 questions and option 3 for the last. You need to respect your husband/wife space, and I think some of the American petitioners don't really realize the sacrifice that goes into moving half way around the world on a leap of faith. Agreed... I find myself in a lucky situation, since my fiance DID make that sacrifice and transition last year, so he does know exactly what I'm going through (well, not exactly... he didn't have to do the whole immigration thing because he was already a U.S. citizen... lol). It helps	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-05-14 15:49:00
Canada	Marrying and being married	I don't think I'm able to answer #3 properly, because my situation with my fiancé is a bit unique I think, compared to most. He actually USED to live in Canada where I live, and we have quite a few mutual friends here now... unfortunately we didn't know each other when he did live here, and met after he moved to California... go figure. But I think I'd be really hurt if he decided to come back here for a visit without me, because I'd miss the chance to also visit some of my friends and family at the same time. Same with him... I'm sure he'd be sad if I came here to visit without him, and saw our mutual friends and left him behind... We've already discussed the possibility though, and have promised to always travel here together when we visit though, so that each of us has an equal chance to visit our old friends. I guess my answer would be 'umm... no'... and I'd be super suspicious if he wouldn't want to talk about it, because we talk about everything... lol I dunno... it's weird... that situation would never come up with us... Maybe that sounds naive, but I truly don't think it would. We're spending so much time apart now though, since we're still at the long distance beginning of this process, it's hard to think about wanting to spend MORE time apart later...lol... but I know that 24/7 time together would make me go insane... Edited by ashenflowers, 14 May 2009 - 10:51 AM.	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-05-14 10:47:00
Canada	why do people not listen when you try to give them good advice? VENT	QUOTE (domegirl1978 @ May 27 2009, 07:18 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Sprailenes @ May 27 2009, 07:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> New Jersey? Screw giving her advice on the visa process, how about telling her to choose another state. AHAHAHAHAHA! Ya, thats where her guy is from. And sorry I should have been more clear on the direct consular filing. I told her to get married here and then go and try that route. Otherwise start the k-1 process. Either way, shes not listening and i'm tired of talking. I have my own visa stuff to think about and my own stress to deal with. plus, i'd give my right eye to be able to live int he same city as my man while going through any process available to me. Exactly... plus they live IN Montreal?!? They have NO idea how lucky they are in their situation, and they STILL want to just do it the runaround wrong way?! ARGH! DCF would be so easy for them! whatever.. you've done what you can. lol	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-05-27 19:47:00
Canada	Today is the day...	Thanks for the info on the EAD stamp. I actually am lucky (?) enough to have a part time job waiting for me whenever I end up being able to move to the US... It'd be great to "possibly" start it right away rather than wait 3+ months! Glad to hear you made it through the POE! I'm going to be sooo nervous with that. lol omg.	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-06-07 20:57:00
Canada	Today is the day...	I'd be surprised if anyone DIDN'T cry!! Congrats on making it this far in your journey, and good luck on the next step (especially the POE!) *hugs*	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-06-06 08:16:00
Canada	Which flag do you put out?	I've not moved south yet, but if we put flags up, we will definitely be sure to fly both. My fiance is dual citizen, and has spent more of his life in Canada than in the US (though we didn't know each other when he was here, argh), and I know he will agree with me that the Canada flag would need to be included! I wouldn't be able to go 'home' to see ONLY an American flag flying... it just wouldn't be right. lol It is perhaps 'just a cloth'... but like Emancipation said, it's a symbol, and representation. <-- don't use the flag for that! lol	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-06-08 18:24:00
Canada	The joys and differences between US/CAN spelling...	QUOTE (Sprailenes @ Jun 5 2009, 11:25 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Sook. LOL! SYL! I wonder who else caught that.	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-06-05 22:57:00
Canada	The joys and differences between US/CAN spelling...	LOL This thread makes me grateful that my hubby to be in the US is actually a Canadian too.. lol Have you guys also noticed the difference in spelling of grey/gray? That one confuses me! I think it's fun that we have all these little differences. It's cute	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-06-05 19:55:00
Canada	How often to you get to see your fiance/spouse?	We talk every day for hours... usually via msn messenger and webcam.. we email each other while we're at work, and try talk on the phone for at least a little bit every night. We can only talk about 2.5 hours max on the phone, cause his phone only lasts that long before it dies, and we've killed it a few times... lol I loooove Vonage. Free calls anywhere in Canada and the US. srsly. Weekends actually are when we talk the least, because that's the time we use to do other things, like... try to be social. But we still connect every day. I have no life now. lol We also mail things to each other once or twice a month. It's nice to have something physical that I know he held, or wrote, or whatever. He actually just received my latest package today, which was his birthday present We see each other every 2-4 months (from Jan-May was the longest stretch so far)... it really sucks. Though it's just between Canada - US, we're on opposite ends of the country, so it's costly to travel that far on a regular basis. It takes about 10-12 hours, via plane, to get there (with one or two stops, because there is no direct flight between here and there, since both the cities we live in are too small to have flights that go that far). I have no idea how long it takes to drive.. lol a few days or something. I last saw him almost 3 weeks ago, and won't see him again until August 6th. However, it will be for a whole month, which is our longest consecutive length of time together! I have to take a leave of absence from work to do that, but we really felt we needed it, to be able to spend some REAL time together, not just 'vacation' time. After that, I'm not sure when I'll see him again... we don't want to go a 4 month stretch without seeing each other, but it just might depend on when I can get an interview Edited by ashenflowers, 12 June 2009 - 05:38 PM.	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-06-12 17:35:00
Canada	Doing the whole dual citizen thing......	Oh wow... I'm no where near the citizenship stage of things, and didn't know that this was the oath that you had to take. I'd probably cry. It would feel like such a betrayal to Canada... I think I'd want to start yelling Vive le Canada! afterwards... LOL Edited by ashenflowers, 08 May 2009 - 08:14 PM.	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-05-08 20:13:00
Canada	NOA2!	wonderful!!! Congrats	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-06-16 18:33:00
Canada	Medical Exam - Dr Seiden in Toronto	Thanks for the great info I'm in London, which is about 2 hours away from Toronto, so I've been debating on the best way/time to accomplish this medical with the least cost and least time off work. Knowing at least how the process goes cuts down on the stress significantly!	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-06-03 17:27:00
Canada	Grocery Items Unavailable in the US	So, I had a look at the list (super helpful btw!)... and saw Pizza Pops, which I literally gasped audibly about... that makes me really sad. Also, I'd assume they don't have President's Choice brand products down in the US? If that's the case I will REALLY miss, PC Deluxe Mac & Cheese, as well as the PC White Cheddar Mac & Cheese. oh oh.. I just googled it, and apparently they ARE available in some areas of the US... but it looks like it's not available where I'm going.... booooo..... Anyone know how hard (or easy) it would be to smuggle a case of that stuff down there when I move?.... no reason...	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-10 15:43:00
Canada	Freaking out about visit...	QUOTE I wanted to bring a suitcase of stuff to leave with my husband but that sets of red flags and I can't bear the thought of being turned away. I want to do that too (I'm going for a visit in August), but I don't think I will.. I'd much rather deal with bringing an extra suitcase later, than to try to bring one now and raise an issue, and get denied entry! I don't know what I'd do if that were to happen... it'd be hard for me to stay polite	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-06-13 16:31:00
Canada	What's For Dinner?	Tonight my roommates and I inaugurated the backyard firepit for the 2009 season So I had hotdogs/sausage and s'mores!!	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-04-10 22:57:00
Canada	JulyBride Good Luck on your fiances POE!!!!!	Good luck!! I can't wait til I get to cross the line	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-06-22 18:56:00
Canada	to get married at a court house?	wow... that was one of the most frustrating-to-read threads I've come across in a while... lol	ashenflowers	Female	Canada	2009-06-23 17:32:00