Other than looking for jobs we've been doing normal life, going to church, going out for coffee, hanging out with friends. I've been working out lots and have a 30 day gym membership. I also have a musical project on the go assisting a friend of mine who's recording a song. I feel like I'm having a holiday, which is a good thing. As much as I wanted a job straight away, I can see the wisdom of God's plans in giving me some rest and relaxation as I adjust to moving half way across the world. As has been throughout this journey, it's been a case of one thing at a time.
Talking of adjusting, someone the other day asked me if I've had culture shock, it was an interesting question. In some ways not really, I more or less know what Canadian culture is like from my travels here before I moved, so that's not come too much as a shock. The hard part for me is being away from family and friends in England. The ubiquitous skype application has been very helpful in that regard. Moving country is harder than I thought. But was it worth it? A resounding YES.
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