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		By: Travelin'Gal		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[It&#039;s all about mind over matter. If you have the urge to do something you REALLY want to do, you make it happen.
I can relate, but my experience was more of a long range goal.
In 2011, I finished all the education I was doing, and decided to pick up and move provinces. My goal was in the making in 2009, when I took 2 years  to finish a 1 year certification. I then picked up my life the day of my final exam, packed everything I was physically able to muster in 5 pieces of luggage, and bussed to the airport. I boarded my flight,and I was off to Toronto. I&#039;ve been back for a wedding the same September, and Christmas. 
Do I look back and ponder my decision? Of course! Do I regret it? Nope! It was the wisest move I ever made in my life!
It also plays on circumstances in ones life. It wasn&#039;t that my life was unbearable, but rather, stagnant. My future wasn&#039;t where I was brought up and living, it was elsewhere.
Decisions require planning, and along with weighing out pro&#039;s and con&#039;s.

So glad you got to go to NYC, I&#039;ll be back there as well, when the timing is right.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It&#8217;s all about mind over matter. If you have the urge to do something you REALLY want to do, you make it happen.<br />
I can relate, but my experience was more of a long range goal.<br />
In 2011, I finished all the education I was doing, and decided to pick up and move provinces. My goal was in the making in 2009, when I took 2 years  to finish a 1 year certification. I then picked up my life the day of my final exam, packed everything I was physically able to muster in 5 pieces of luggage, and bussed to the airport. I boarded my flight,and I was off to Toronto. I&#8217;ve been back for a wedding the same September, and Christmas.<br />
Do I look back and ponder my decision? Of course! Do I regret it? Nope! It was the wisest move I ever made in my life!<br />
It also plays on circumstances in ones life. It wasn&#8217;t that my life was unbearable, but rather, stagnant. My future wasn&#8217;t where I was brought up and living, it was elsewhere.<br />
Decisions require planning, and along with weighing out pro&#8217;s and con&#8217;s.</p>
<p>So glad you got to go to NYC, I&#8217;ll be back there as well, when the timing is right.</p>
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