CanadianJeepGuy said:
I don't think anyone really wants a long distance relationship. I know I didn't. I had just finished one and she was only in Toronto. If the distance between Winnipeg and Toronto was too far then the distance between Antipolo and Winnipeg would be impossible. In the end you discover it isn't so much the distance between people but the people themselves that can make or break the relationship.
Well said, at first the distance between my wife and I was Vancouver to Calgary. I wasn't to proud to over night it on a bus several times, to see her. The distance would of been to much for some, but we where happy, and making plans that it would only be temporary. We thought the same with her going back home and getting things in order and then coming back to live in YVR with me after getting married. Even with two years of beauracratic bull***t, we have down what we could and had to do to make the best of what we had.
Now with the finish line almost in sight, we are so glad we stuck it out, even when things seemed to overwhelming or distressing of out right impossible. We are still waiting some update from our PPR request, but at least that provided the thin bit of inspiration needed to push on to the finish line.
What happens, in a month, or a year or two years from now, who knows. But right now, things may not be perfect, but at least they are improving and the outlook is once again optimistic.
Unlike that other poor bugger in the other thread who was used for a PR and little else it would seem.
And yo Tagnum, I wasn't copying you, well not really any ways
it is nice to see more optimism coming into this thread as some of us get scraps of good news here and there. Hopefully those just joining into the thread, learn how to preserver through the hard times, with this whole process from watching us have a melt down here and there. Just keep yet chins up, and don't stop swinging
