i have to leave for an hour and will return back on , please excuse me, sorry 『555~~』:wdb31: many hugs, from Canada 『Canada-Flag』『Canada-Flag』
Hi Monamis, no need to hurry ,take your time. The forum system is not a realtime chatting system, it works like a message board, everyone leaves his message on it and the others can come to look and reply later. So you are very welcome to come back to reply posts anytime.
Monamis, it seems that many canadians spent their youth time in eastern part of this country and migrate to Vancouver to enjoy the warm climate when they become old, right?
Thank you for visiting our web site.
Could you tell me when did u begin to touch the internet? Normally only young people visitweb forums.
Post by apple3800
Monamis is not a word in English, I heard Susanna said it's a French word.
Oui, Apple= (la pomme) in french,
so how are you Apple
i hope you are the apple of someone's dreams,
good to meet you,
do you use an Apple Computer ??
Post by jessiema69
i am a volunteer of "shopping buddy", one of my clients was born in Montreal, French is her first language, she's been vancouver almost 20 years, actually she is not only a client , but also a friend now, hope to become friend with you either.
Thank you jessiema, what profession are you in,
and yes would love to become friends,
and thank you it is an honour to share with you
Post by apple3800
Hi Monamis, no need to hurry ,take your time. The forum system is not a realtime chatting system, it works like a message board, everyone leaves his message on it and the others can come to look and reply later. So you are very welcome to come back to reply posts anytime.
Thank you Apple, it is always good to learn more,
and happy you have replied so quickly tomy messages,
you are most kind.
Post by denver1
Monamis, it seems that many canadians spent their youth time in eastern part of this country and migrate to Vancouver to enjoy the warm climate when they become old, right?
Thank you for visiting our web site.
Could you tell me when did u begin to touch the internet? Normally only young people...
denver learning doesn't stop till you are dead, if you have an open mind and you have an open heart, you can learn much, almost every minute of your life.
One never stops learning. and age is not a prerequisite.
i have been communicating with people around the world most of my life
i was in the navy as a radio oper , communicator ,telecommunicator and Diver.
i have spoke with many people,
i try my best to be open minded, and open heart, i try to treat people well, and am always eager to learn,
as for the computer itself , have much to learn on that, although i am not a novice, i know very little other than normal day to day use.
i would like to learn much more, and many thanks
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Post by Monamis
There is much to learn, this is a country born and maturing with multi-culturalism well embedded in its blood. the way of life,
Canada and Canadians have believed for many years, in safe practice of sex, and not allowing the over population of the country. and with laws allowing such things as abor...
Thanks, Monamis.
I just left 2 hours for dinner and TV watching, you have replied so many messages!!!
Talking about Multi-Culturalism, I can tell when I send my son to school where his classmates are from different countries of the world, they learn how to respect other cultures from this early age(my son is 6 yrs), so when they grow up, the multi-culturealism is rooted even deeply in this country's cultrue.
I used to work in a Language School in Hong Kong teaching western people Chinese Manadarin, I had good time there because I could talk to other teachers who are from England, US, France, Australia, even Russia and Columibia, of course, some of them were from Canada!
Welcome aboard, Monamis! You seem to be a very nice person and are already popular here:-)
Post by Monamis
jessiema, welcome to Canada, i hope you stay for a very long time
have you moved here to study as a student and attend university, or are you a parent who has moved to Canada permanently.
Regardless of what ever the reason, it is so good for you to be here, 『支持』 i think this is approapriate
Thanks Monamis, I also think i will be living here permanently, i exactly enjoy the life here, although working, volunteer job keep me busying, I definitly learned lots from these experiences especialy from those seniors i go with, it's very happy when we do shopping together. I supposed you will be busy because you have so many friends here.
Post by freespirit
Welcome aboard, Monamis! You seem to be a very nice person and are already popular here:-)
Thank you free spirit it is very nice to be so warmly welcomed,
i hope i can live up to that,
i will do my best
i wil try to answer all questions asked, if at all possible
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And hopefully i can ask questions when they also arise,
we have much to learn from each other,
again many thanks
Post by jessiema69
Thanks Monamis, I also think i will be living here permanently, i exactly enjoy the life here, although working, volunteer job keep me busying, I definitly learned lots from these experiences especialy from those seniors i go with, it's very happy when we do shopping together. I supposed you will be...
jessie are you also a senior, and where do you live,
and what volunteering do you do please
it sounds so very interesting
please read my new thread i have answered the question "Do you Know.?"
Post by FCH
Thanks, Monamis.
I just left 2 hours for dinner and TV watching, you have replied so many messages!!!
Talking about Multi-Culturalism, I can tell when I send my son to school where his classmates are from different countries of the world, they learn how to respect other cultures from this ear...
i also would love to learn Mandorin,
you now live in Burnaby do you,
please advise,
and it is indeed a pleasure sharing with you
Post by Monamis
i also would love to learn Mandorin,
you now live in Burnaby do you,
please advise,
and it is indeed a pleasure sharing with you
I used to live in Buranby, but just moved to Richmond one month ago. :-), in fact, about 20 friends, all from ourdream.ca (amazing!, isn't it?!), came to my home yesterday having Chinese dumpling. Next time, you will be on the invitation list, for sure! :-)
Post by Monamis
jessie are you also a senior, and where do you live,
and what volunteering do you do please
it sounds so very interesting
please read my new thread i have answered the question "Do you Know.?"
Monamis,I am not far from senior, haha..., i live in Burnaby near central park. my volunteer job is to help senior or disabilities do shopping in the Mall, yes, it's very interesting, different people tell different stories. The coordinator hold a meeting last week, and over 30 volunteers took part in, one of topics is how to attrack more younger and male to join us, you see,you are also welcome there, haha...
what kind of age could be called senior? although i'd love to go with senior, i really don't want to join this group so quickly, haha...
Post by jessiema69
Monamis,I am not far from senior, haha..., i live in Burnaby near central park. my volunteer job is to help senior or disabilities do shopping in the Mall, yes, it's very interesting, different people tell different stories. The coordinator hold a meeting last week, and over 30 volunteers took part ...
i believe senior is as you feel, but usually over the age of 65 when one normally retires from work and heads in a different direction.
It is wonderful that you have the oportunity to help seniors and i admire you for what you are doing,
I am working, and have some time before i reach the golden age,
but i do serve and volunteer in many areas,
i am very busy is my volunteer work, and my participating in other social groups, that quietly and with out fan fare, assist many many people in Canada and the world as a whole
we do much for society,
must go for now,
hugs
and many thanks,
Post by jessiema69
Monamis,I am not far from senior, haha..., i live in Burnaby near central park. my volunteer job is to help senior or disabilities do shopping in the Mall, yes, it's very interesting, different people tell different stories. The coordinator hold a meeting last week, and over 30 volunteers took part ...
Hey Jessie, I was amused when Monamis asked whether you were a senior:-)
I was even more amused by your answer above, esp. the last sentence.
BTW, I am Joyce whom you met in FCH's home the other day, you still owe me my picture, oops, I haven't added you to my MSN yet. Will do, very soon. Take care and keep enjoying you life in the meantime!
Post by Monamis
i believe senior is as you feel, but usually over the age of 65 when one normally retires from work and heads in a different direction.
It is wonderful that you have the oportunity to help seniors and i admire you for what you are doing,
I am working, and have some time before i reach the golden...
65, good, that means i have a long way to go, i will follow you, haha...
I also admire you what you are doing, you know as a new comer, the biggest problemis my english, it exactlly keep me from doing better and more for others, but you are not only warm-hearded, but also professional, i have too much to learn from you.
I am working as a cashier here, and have another volunteer job as office assistant in a Neighbourhood House, give help to immigrate and refugees, sometimes really feel tired and busy, you know you have to stand there 6hs or more, and keep packaging as a cashier, sometimes it's almost 10pm when i go home, but I also feel excited, like volunteer job better. would you please give some advise and let me share with your experience in whole areas?
Post by freespirit
Hey Jessie, I was amused when Monamis asked whether you were a senior:-)
I was even more amused by your answer above, esp. the last sentence.
BTW, I am Joyce whom you met in FCH's home the other day, you still owe me my picture, oops, I haven't added you to my MSN yet. Will do, very soon. Take ...
Hi Joyce, l lost you. I don't owe you picture, because you owe me your addrsss, i eager to send pic to you, how can i keep such a beauty girl in my place? haha...
don't feel amused, i am serious, next time you should call me auntie, not sister.
Hey my lovely sis, you again made me laugh, oh, please don't get me wrong. well, let me put it this way-it was very enjoyable reading your replies but unfortunately this is going to be the last one for today..bed time, night night!