It's simple really. I'm from Moncton but live in Calgary. I don't want to leave Calgary because I love it here. the Mountains are nearby. the rivers and lakes are beautiful. but Moncton has all my family and friend that I miss while in Calgary.

Of course, short of moving the city closer to each other, a lifetime airline ticket for unlimited flights between the two cities would acceptable.

I didn't care about Oliver. He was bleeding in a ditch and I didn't care what happened to him. at that point, I figured it was time I dropped the book. I do plan on trying to read it again someday.

It really sank in when I moved to Calgary and stopped needing to ask mom for money to make ends meet. Then when I bought a house and started to pay property taxes. (eek)

But before that it was probably the gradual addition of debt and payments. taking over the insurance payment on my first car. paying back student loans. getting loans. going to collections.ah yes - the joys of adulthood. and what's this with the toilet paper not replenishing itself?