Moving back home

[Beverly]

Jim,

Sorry to hear about such an active member of Edmonton's reefing community leaving Like Dorothy once said, "There's no place like home!", I believe it, especially when it home is in Nova Scotia I can taste lobster right off the boat as I type

Does this mean you're retiring from the military? If so, may I ask what you're going to do for a living once you get back home?

[kuatto]

I've been done since end of March.For the next 2 years I will be getting 75% of my last years wages and then it gets cut down to just my medical and military pension,so its not too bad.Krisdeann and I want to do something as a home business that involves some our interests such as furniture restoration,wall murals,leather clothing,and wood working.For the time being she will be working at the local hospital and I'll set up a larger frag system to keep me occupied.Lunenburg is a small village with lots of local craft shops and antique shops as well as bed and breakfasts,so it will be nice to have peace an quiet for a change.The house is 2 minutes from the ocean.

[muck]

Originally Posted by kuatto

leather clothing

With or without the whips Jim..

[kuatto]

No whips....just @ssless chaps!

[Beverly]

This conversation is going downhill fast

[Cap'n]

I'm envious. Lunenburg is gorgeous.

Have a few sociables for the rest of us displaced bluenosers.

[kuatto]

I can't wait to get a good feed of lobster and then a good boiled dinner with a few cold ones.
The first house we looked at was over 210 years old,most of the town are all older historical buildings with lots of history.
http://www.town.lunenburg.ns.ca/

[bulletsworld]

Aww..Jim sad to see you go. Your a great reefer.

Seems a lot of us old reefers are leaving the hobby, moving away, ect. Although near the ocean...aww..that would be nice.

Well was great to have met you & been welcomed in your home, your BBq's (yum). I do wish you and your family a safe trip. Please keep in touch.

*smiles*


Lee