I did get a hold of my friend, Lisa like I blogged about yesterday. Since we live quite a distance from each other (almost 70kms) we agreed to meet half way. She had a couple of errands do in this particular town as did I, so it worked out well for our meeting place.
We met, we talked, we laughed and we had a great time well, except for the crappy lunch we had. But, that's another story. She is a wonderful listener. Because I am in the process of getting my permanent resident status here in Canada (which is why I can't leave the country) she gives me the Canadian take on issues as she used to work for the Canadian government. She knows the ins and the outs and sees different ways to go about doing things I would never know or, think to do.
I came away from our meeting (which was way too short) remembering the hug she gave me, the insights into the craziness surrounding me she helped me to see and the knowing I have a great friend in her.
PS Thanks to all of you who left comments yesterday on my blog. You ladies are great. I rea

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Where's the "like" button on this thing? Hehehe.
Glad you had a good day :-D
Glad to hear that her listening ear and hugging arms helped you see your way clear to a better take on what’s bugging you.
Hmm. My husband went back and forth after we were married while waiting for his permanent status.... But then, I can't remember if we were classified as internal or external application. For extenuating circumstances they can be flexible. I know he had a temporary status for a while....
But I can understand why you wouldn't want to chance it. I found that the rules changed, depending on who you talked to... :(
Cartoon,
Well that's very interesting. I am planning on sending an email off to my attorney. Lots of questions sitting here in limbo and waiting and waiting. How long did it take for your DH to get his application approved?
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