eyesthatknowwhy Forum Posts (1,405)
The hardest part about it all is having to come home....but only for awhile...many decisions have been made....
and will continue to be...."Just for Today" - There will always be hurdles and bumps in life and love, we can choose to turn and run or face them and solve them..."WE" have chosen to face it all, as individuals and a couple, because we believe.....And when things go wrong and it hurts so bad, you know that it matters to you. 
And it matters, to both of us 
Hi Kid! Kim is right, those UV lamps really do help alot of people get through the winters and avoid seasonal affective disorder. Weather is diffferent here in Whitehorse, they have snow, alot, since I landed, but the locals are all shivering and cold where as I am not finding it so cold - because it is so much dryer here than Sask. The lack of humidity makes a huge difference. They are saying that is is wetter than usual and far icier - so am hoping for a safe trip for Kim and her man - sure he knows what he is doing though. 
Hmmmm...good post. Listening to and trusting in and acting on my gut instinct....I have learned; looking back; that if I had, life would have been different - so now I do; and life is. It is right. Yes, there are the flutterbies, but it really isn't the frantic "I need" craziness; it is a laid back, relaxed, see you at the end of the day, laughter and exploration and passion....a connection on a different level that is hard to explain and very private and personal. The difference? Perhaps the time taken and the patience involved in really getting to know one another and the ability to communicate that we have - it is real.
Hi all, hi Loner, I have decided to explore the beauty of the north. Have been here for a week. Since I have been here it has dropped to -20 C and dumped about 4-5 inches of snow - had to go buy good boots! I hear that it is beautiful at home, but really not missing it. The cold here is very different, dry, so it is deceiving in a way. Anyways, welcome to all! This is a great site and there are many good people to be found 
Happy Halloween!!
Good luck
I would suggest that you research every province/territory and the major centres in each....Canada is a terrific country, from east to west, north to south, with several different cities and areas that each are unique as far as culture, employment, recreation, cost of living and weather etc. etc. 
so we can see a trend toward a shift from the "traditional norm".
Just to give y'all something to think about. If you were given the opportunity to "time shift" and attend any world event, where would you like to go and what would you like to witness? The catch is, you will only be a "fly on the wall", cannot change the course of events or history. Oh, and if it is too difficult to narrow down to one, share all! 
Okay, i did!!! "If My Nose Was Running Money"....but honey its not......very cute KHD!!! kinda like If The Phone Doesn't Ring You'll Know It's Me, another one of my all time faves in the romance music department 
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RE: SO COLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I too, like the winter. The crisp and cold; no I don't enjoy the -25 temps but it is part of the cycle that matters so much. The snowfall is a cover over the scars that have been made on the earth and the moisture for the renewal of spring and the do-over we all to often forget that we are blessed with.
Winter, the sound of skate blades on the ice, the echo of curling rocks hitting each other, the crunch of the snow beneath your feet, kids laughing and screaming their way down the sliding hill....the hoar frost, the pristine and constant white after a good snowfall and watching a child try to catch snowflakes with her tongue!
Don't forget how incredible warm treats, edible or drinkable taste after getting a little cold outside!