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Hi all ... yup, it's me, the old Viola. I had major problems getting back on the board, so have just put in a new profile.

And I see that everything has changed. I need to figure out how to get my little Sheba back in an avatar ... we still have those right? And all my fun stuff back.

Anyway, I'll work on it when I have time.

Merry Christmas everyone!

Shirley


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Lisa Mentor

WELCOME BACK!!!!!

We have missed you. I am so glad to have you back home. :) Merry Christmas to you Shirley!!

Lisa

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Ha, Shirley--I thought that might be you when I saw the name on the on-line list!

Sorry you had such problems getting onto the board, but am very glad you succeded in returning to us.

Yes, we still have avatars--they work the same as before. Lots of new, though. If you need anything, give me a yell. I don't completely understand everything yet, either--but I'll try! :)

Viola 1 Rookie

I'm glad to be back, and I even found my Little Sheba dressed in her Christmas finery. :lol:

I was off line for awhile with a back injury, still can't sit too long at the computer, but will be checking in to make sure everyone is behaving themselves. :lol:

Rusla Enthusiast
Hi all ... yup, it's me, the old Viola. I had major problems getting back on the board, so have just put in a new profile.

And I see that everything has changed. I need to figure out how to get my little Sheba back in an avatar ... we still have those right? And all my fun stuff back.

Anyway, I'll work on it when I have time.

Merry Christmas everyone!

Shirley

I wondered why it looked like your thingy changed. However, the Shiba Inu looks adorable in her hat.

So, is there any cheap places to rent, buy out your way. Any jobs rolling about or wealthy men ready to croak who want to will me their money. I so want out of Alberta.

Viola 1 Rookie
I wondered why it looked like your thingy changed. However, the Shiba Inu looks adorable in her hat.

So, is there any cheap places to rent, buy out your way. Any jobs rolling about or wealthy men ready to croak who want to will me their money. I so want out of Alberta.

:lol::lol: Well, you will have to let me know how much 'cheap rent' would be. I know Alberta is pretty expensive right now. We here in the Kootenay's are still reasonably priced. I really haven't looked at the rents though, as we have our little bit of paradise in the Slocan valley. You could buy out here for under $200,000 if you are not looking for anything huge. Our place would go for about $300,000 as we have almost 6 acres and are attached to a golf course. That's why we are being invaded by Albertans :lol:

What kind of work would you be looking for? You likely wouldn't have trouble finding any as everyone has gone to Alberta for the big wages ... and big living expenses.

I think you would love it here, it's very beautiful!

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