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Thursday, May 3, 2012
An update on my travels
Posted by
Lynne Butler, BA LLB
For those of you who don't already know this, I've spent the last couple of weeks relocating from Alberta to Newfoundland. For some crazy reason I decided I'd drive the 6,600 kms between provinces. I had only a few problems, including GPS that insisted I was in North Battleford no matter where I was, a persistent "check engine light" in Ontario, getting lost in Montreal during rush hour, and being stuck on the Nova Scotia to Newfoundland ferry for a couple of days due to rough weather.
However, I've made it all the way here and have managed to find my new office. I'm still living in a hotel and doing all of my communicating from my smartphone. Blog posts have been few and far between but I should have full computer access as of tomorrow and will get back at it. I have answered several email questions during this time, and promise to catch up with questions ASAP!
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