Hi everyone,
I'm 24 years old and in June 2006, when my boyfriend finishes his course in St-Jean, we will be posted somewhere in Canada, maybe in Nova Scotia if we're lucky enough to get our 1st choice.
It's the very first posting for both of us because before my boyfriend was in the reserve (infantry soldier first, then mechanic) and there was no need to move outside of Quebec . Personally, I travelled a lot in my life but I never established myself outside the province of Quebec. I'm a bit nervous about moving and I don't really know what to expect so I'd love it if men or women who experienced the same thing I will could share their stories or give me advices.
Often in life I found that knowing about something about to happen made it look a lot less threatening, it feels like the level of stress drops down when you know a little more what to expect .
So that's it, if you people feel like giving me tips, pointers, advices or just want to tell your personal story, go ahead !! I'm open to all kind of points of view from all kind of people !!
(Some precisions, just in case you find I didn't gave enough details : my boyfriend is in the CF but I'm NOT, we have no children yet, and I'm French - from Québec - but I'm bilingual)
I'm 24 years old and in June 2006, when my boyfriend finishes his course in St-Jean, we will be posted somewhere in Canada, maybe in Nova Scotia if we're lucky enough to get our 1st choice.
It's the very first posting for both of us because before my boyfriend was in the reserve (infantry soldier first, then mechanic) and there was no need to move outside of Quebec . Personally, I travelled a lot in my life but I never established myself outside the province of Quebec. I'm a bit nervous about moving and I don't really know what to expect so I'd love it if men or women who experienced the same thing I will could share their stories or give me advices.
Often in life I found that knowing about something about to happen made it look a lot less threatening, it feels like the level of stress drops down when you know a little more what to expect .
So that's it, if you people feel like giving me tips, pointers, advices or just want to tell your personal story, go ahead !! I'm open to all kind of points of view from all kind of people !!
(Some precisions, just in case you find I didn't gave enough details : my boyfriend is in the CF but I'm NOT, we have no children yet, and I'm French - from Québec - but I'm bilingual)