Showing posts with label London. Show all posts
Showing posts with label London. Show all posts

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Homeward bound?

I'm in the midst of a transitional period in life. Trying to decide where my future lies. All I know is it's not in Canada. I have no desire to stay in this country but remain torn about what to do to remedy this.

I have a love affair with the US which no one really understands. When I lost my job in November I made a wild plan to save as much money as possible and take off on a 6month road trip across America. I intended to blog the entire experience and share it with you all.

I've also always had a supreme love for England. My father was born there and when I visited in 2008 I certainly left a piece of my heart. Now friends are moving there and it's making me wonder if that is a better choice for me.

When it comes down to it - I have no chance at eligibility to legally live in the USA, apart from marrying someone, my chances are slim to none. When it comes to the UK I'm likely to be eligible for citizenship or at the very least right to abode since my father and his family are from there - if not I can get a holiday visa entitling me to live and work there for 2 years.

I am still torn because I think the road trip would be such an incredible life experience - though it may just be a tease as I'll never be able to live in the places I visit and will ultimately have to return to Canada, broke and miserable. The UK is also extremely far away and if I am denied citizenship I will have to return to Canada as well, with a broken heart...

What do you think I should do?
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x&o - Miss A

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

R.I.P. Camden Lock

I am devastated. My beloved Camden fell victim to a horrible blaze over the weekend. Part of the market was completely ruined and it even spread to my beloved pub, the Hawley Arms.

(I fell in love with Camden on the patio that's burning in this photo)

I never felt more at home than I did when I was in Camden Town. It breaks my heart to know that some of the pieces I held dearest will never be the same again.