Can someone please let me know the positives as all I can see is that it's going to be a brutal 4 months when the Canadians go into hibernation and we do the moving admin.
We have lived in To before but not with small children. We're going back to an area we know and have friends, who will have moved on. I'm thrilled to be leaving my commute, thrilled to be going home, it feels like home even although neither of us Canadian.
But I'm scared, full day kindergarten, what do I do with DC the rest of the year? I can't find any info on-line, I think I'm just supposed to know.
To French immersion or not? Which year would suit them best, they're new year babies. So many education decisions.
What should we pack and take with us, what to leave? Ship our whole flat over, or go with the minimum
I'm going to miss Waitrose deliveries, I'll need to actually go to a supermarket! We both loathe supermarket shopping. Is there online shopping in To?
The skiing and sledging at the weekend. The bright winter days. The guaranteed summer, the open air pools, so many things to look forward to.
I've not agreed to this move yet, DC are very happy in nursery and I have a job I love, but that seems to be the only staying factors. We don't live near our families here. DH wants to go home and has a job offer starting by November, so really need to make a decision soon. This came completely out of the blue.
Apologies, this post is long and all over the place, that's how I feel. Tell me to get a grip and it'll be fabulous and the winter is only 4 months and the spring will arrive. And it'll be fabulous.
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Yikes, potentially moving to Toronto in November!
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greenthumbs · 09/08/2014 07:17
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