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Yeah these fires are a bummer. We’re trying to decide if we want to do our camping trip still. Camping without a camp fire kind of sucks and I’m starting to get uncomfortably pregnant. But I need to get outside and away from people really bad
hockeyfish
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I'm doomed. Got two women who want me and I want neither. Can't stop thinking about the single mother from before whom I've broken it off with.
Anyone ever recover from an ended relationship somehow? I know not to chase, but every time I go drinking this happens.
Anyone ever recover from an ended relationship somehow? I know not to chase, but every time I go drinking this happens.
MarkT
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Focus on being happy to be single. At some point you'll probably end up in a long-term relationship with a woman (hopefully one you genuinely love) and there will be a whole host of things you can no longer do or rarely get to do (being in a successful long-term relationship is all about adapting your lives to each other). So think of things you like to do as a single guy and enjoy them, and remember that no matter how perfect a woman seems, you can always meet another who will be even more perfect.
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Foppberg
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Cousin Eddie
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Is it as nice as it appears? I had a few buddies tell me I have to go. Now I’m trying to plan a little vacation but was thinking of doing more of a driving road trip a little closer to home. Every time I travel I go somewhere far but it’s been years since I’ve actually travelled around the Maritimes aside from the 4-5 times a year I go to Halifax but that’s just a straight flight in and out.
Haven’t been to any part of CB since I was a kid so I think I may get in the car and just go with no exact plans (aside from a round at Cabot).
Foppberg
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Yup. It really is a beautiful area, or at least what I remember of it. A lot of really cool places to check out up there too if scenary and such is your thing. CB in general is a gorgeous spot, outside of Sydney anyways lol
ASmileyFace
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Cool thread from reddit of a bunch of old threads from the early to mid 90s. Not really sure if this belongs here or in the Around the League thread.
One of my favorites from the "Who will be the next Canadian team to win the cup?" thread.
"Vancouver will never win, and when they lose, they will destroy the city!"
One of my favorites from the "Who will be the next Canadian team to win the cup?" thread.
"Vancouver will never win, and when they lose, they will destroy the city!"
Foppberg
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So I have a dilemma. I've talked about this with friends and my sister but I still don't know what I should do. Basically I have roughly 2 years left of my undergrad, living in a fairly expensive city, most of my friends are there, I enjoy life in the city. I'm piling up the debt and that's something that I absolutely hate.
However, at a university much closer to home there is a program, or a joint program that is ideal for what I want to get into and would be 100x cheaper as I would be living back at home and just commuting back and forth.
I'm basically really struggling with what is better/smarter, socially and independence wise I absolutely do not want to move back home and find a way to make it work in the city. But.. It would make so much more sense financially and I could focus 110% on my studies now that I know what I want career wise. And also being closer to family, but I feel like I might also lose my mind living back home.
Some of my friends say move back home and focus 110% now that I know what I want, others say it'd be a good challenge to stay in the city and not take the easier route, so yeah.
However, at a university much closer to home there is a program, or a joint program that is ideal for what I want to get into and would be 100x cheaper as I would be living back at home and just commuting back and forth.
I'm basically really struggling with what is better/smarter, socially and independence wise I absolutely do not want to move back home and find a way to make it work in the city. But.. It would make so much more sense financially and I could focus 110% on my studies now that I know what I want career wise. And also being closer to family, but I feel like I might also lose my mind living back home.
Some of my friends say move back home and focus 110% now that I know what I want, others say it'd be a good challenge to stay in the city and not take the easier route, so yeah.
Ehhh I’m more of a middle of nowhere poop in the woods camper. If we go cabin we might as well just vacation in keystone or something. I think we’ll just camp with no fire and hopefully I won’t regret it haha
MarkT
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The answer this, I'd suggest asking yourself where you want to be in the future (say 5 and 10 years from now) in terms of both professional and personal life, and ask yourself which option is more likely to get you to where you want to be. I don't know which one that is, but hopefully you do.
MarkT
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With no fire you can do more stargazing. Bring blankets to lie on and find a clearing.
EastonBlues22
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Per a directive from on high, we're going back to closing threads after 1000 posts.
Someone can feel free to start another thread for the continuation of this topic.
Someone can feel free to start another thread for the continuation of this topic.
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