Sorry I didn’t see this post before...But you still can come in Qc after right?
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Sorry I didn’t see this post before...But you still can come in Qc after right?
Yes, we could. My French would probably need to go beyond “c’est un chapeau” though... [emoji85] [emoji23]
lol There are lots of english speaking people in Qc , you can go anywhere and be served in both language. There’s also a lot of french speakers in Ontario! Have you been to the « canal rideau » between Gatineau and Ottawa in the winter? Also what tortoise do you have?
For those of you (like me) who hadn't seen the story: https://abcnews.go.com/Internationa...re-off-norway-coast-prompts/story?id=61894958
The passengers seem surprisingly calm. I would have been beside myself with worry and fright!
Saw that on Facebook. Was at first watching it without the sound and then was curious if the people were screaming and panicking but nope. They were pretty silent as they are being slid around. I would have been a person they flew out first just to get rid of me.
Loved seeing your garden. It looks like a great place to sit and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature. Your voice was awesome. Almost all Americans love accents though. I accidentally started the pledge to our flag with a Scottish accent one morning and decided to just embrace it. The looks on my second graders’ faces were pretty funny. It was a terrible Scottish accent too.
No I meant Carol H. I see you on here a lot and Carol H. I haven't seen her for awhile. She drove a long drive to get another tortoise recently so I'm hoping that's why. Just too busy. Our weather has been pretty bad. Hers was a bit worse because she's farther north in our state of Ohio.
Does it mean? Snow up to the Schnees?
Hahaha hahaha...Oh, yeah. I remember his special "love" for the lawnmower, that pesky destroyer of tort food!
Yea that little weed eater is adorable.Love the picture of the Weed Eater. He did a great job.
I have to admit im having a really hard time understanding this whole system lol, but yes im guessing ks5 would be the equivalent of cégep.
We stayed in Gatineau this summer, and walked across the bridge to Ottawa regularly. [emoji23] I think in terms of job opportunities, one should speak some French in Ontario, at least near the border with Quebec. It’s a very bilingual place. Loved it more than Toronto, I have to say, even if the local species of flora (poison ivy) and fauna (mosquitoes, horse flies) seemed pretty determined to make my life miserable. [emoji85] I’ve learned a lot this summer.
I had two gorgeous Greeks in Turkey, Kristoff and Elsa (kept separately most of the time). Unfortunately, they had to stay there, for more than one reason, but the main of which was the impossibility to take tortoises out of the country. It’s for the protection of native species (Greeks and Hermanns); otherwise poaching was rampant.
Do you have a separate thread about your tort? Is it a sully?
Somebody should have pointed the plane in the right direction for the pilot!!
They’re Nordic, lol. During our cruise, one of the passengers fell ill and was taken to a nearby hospital, wherever that may be, by a helicopter. Happens every day. [emoji33][emoji33]
Are you a teacher? Scottish accent, lol!
I taught second grade for fourteen years and then quit to take care of my mother in law. She has since passed but I have so enjoyed being home with my toddler so much, I didn’t go back. My husband likes me home so I’m hoping to keep being a SAHM.
My seadog nephew says the Norwegians are pretty good at dealing with and avoiding emergencies.
It is amazing that they airlifted more than 1300 passengers by helicopter!
I'll look. There's a pet supply across the street from Wal-Mart also. I'm looking at possibilities. I would totally enjoy watching the beauty of it. I have to make sure I can do that with measurements and location of the aquarium or I won't do it.
Yes I think you're right.
Our children can either stay in school after 16 - if the school has what we call a 6th form - or they go to a further education college to get the qualifications they need for university or to follow vocational courses.
The FE colleges also take mature students and offer full and part time academic and vocational courses.
