Hoags wrote:we solved her shopping and budget concerns...
Let's hope the Senators solve their budget concerns as well, old friend.
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Hoags wrote:we solved her shopping and budget concerns...
Hoags wrote:SeawaySensFan wrote:Correct, tim1_2. Plus there's the matter of So-Cal gf getting acquainted with winter in Ottawa. Odds are stacked against the Senators.
Well my wife is from So-Cal and now she loves it here. She hated it at first and we almost moved to Toronto or the US several times.
She loves winters and snow as well, obviously the winter can get brutal and the summer (especially this year) can be nasty. It's humid not the dry heat you get in California.
Her biggest knock is that the city is boring, there isn't much here(shopping or entertainment wise) and everything is so Cussing expensive(compared to the States). At least it's boring to someone who grew up near a big city like Los Angeles although it is getting better and we solved her shopping and budget concerns by shopping mostly in the US.
She didn't really love it until our first kid was born. This town is great for raising a family and you don't have to worry about getting shot. Seeing a chalk outline on your street in LA is nothing unusual.
TL:DR - Let's hope he knocks her up.
Ev wrote:
His GF or your wife?
Ev wrote:wprager wrote:SeawaySensFan wrote:tim1_2 wrote:Bobby Ryan will probably end up enjoying the city of Ottawa. Whether or not he has enough on-ice success, and likes the team/city enough to resign here long term is another matter. Then there's the matter of the budget. But all this will become more clear next summer, when we can actually start negotiating a new contract.
Correct, tim1_2. Plus there's the matter of So-Cal gf getting acquainted with winter in Ottawa. Odds are stacked against the Senators.
I think the Sens wives should form a club and head down south during the winters. One week during Spring Break for those with kids, and another one or two for those without. Eugene has connections in Barbados and should be all over this.
Can't afford it.
tim1_2 wrote:wprager wrote:SeawaySensFan wrote:tim1_2 wrote:Bobby Ryan will probably end up enjoying the city of Ottawa. Whether or not he has enough on-ice success, and likes the team/city enough to resign here long term is another matter. Then there's the matter of the budget. But all this will become more clear next summer, when we can actually start negotiating a new contract.
Correct, tim1_2. Plus there's the matter of So-Cal gf getting acquainted with winter in Ottawa. Odds are stacked against the Senators.
I think the Sens wives should form a club and head down south during the winters. One week during Spring Break for those with kids, and another one or two for those without. Eugene has connections in Barbados and should be all over this.
I volunteer to chaperone the ladies on their vacations.
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wprager wrote:Ev wrote:wprager wrote:SeawaySensFan wrote:tim1_2 wrote:Bobby Ryan will probably end up enjoying the city of Ottawa. Whether or not he has enough on-ice success, and likes the team/city enough to resign here long term is another matter. Then there's the matter of the budget. But all this will become more clear next summer, when we can actually start negotiating a new contract.
Correct, tim1_2. Plus there's the matter of So-Cal gf getting acquainted with winter in Ottawa. Odds are stacked against the Senators.
I think the Sens wives should form a club and head down south during the winters. One week during Spring Break for those with kids, and another one or two for those without. Eugene has connections in Barbados and should be all over this.
Can't afford it.
You're looking at it wrong. The players can certainly afford it, and The Gene could actually make money on this. I don't know if he owns any vacation properties, but even if he doesn't, he could charge a finder's fee.
Hoags wrote:SeawaySensFan wrote:Correct, tim1_2. Plus there's the matter of So-Cal gf getting acquainted with winter in Ottawa. Odds are stacked against the Senators.
Well my wife is from So-Cal and now she loves it here. She hated it at first and we almost moved to Toronto or the US several times.
She loves winters and snow as well, obviously the winter can get brutal and the summer (especially this year) can be nasty. It's humid not the dry heat you get in California.
Her biggest knock is that the city is boring, there isn't much here(shopping or entertainment wise) and everything is so Cussing expensive(compared to the States). At least it's boring to someone who grew up near a big city like Los Angeles although it is getting better and we solved her shopping and budget concerns by shopping mostly in the US.
She didn't really love it until our first kid was born. This town is great for raising a family and you don't have to worry about getting shot. Seeing a chalk outline on your street in LA is nothing unusual.
TL:DR - Let's hope he knocks her up.
sandysensfan wrote:Hoags wrote:SeawaySensFan wrote:Correct, tim1_2. Plus there's the matter of So-Cal gf getting acquainted with winter in Ottawa. Odds are stacked against the Senators.
Well my wife is from So-Cal and now she loves it here. She hated it at first and we almost moved to Toronto or the US several times.
She loves winters and snow as well, obviously the winter can get brutal and the summer (especially this year) can be nasty. It's humid not the dry heat you get in California.
Her biggest knock is that the city is boring, there isn't much here(shopping or entertainment wise) and everything is so Cussing expensive(compared to the States). At least it's boring to someone who grew up near a big city like Los Angeles although it is getting better and we solved her shopping and budget concerns by shopping mostly in the US.
She didn't really love it until our first kid was born. This town is great for raising a family and you don't have to worry about getting shot. Seeing a chalk outline on your street in LA is nothing unusual.
TL:DR - Let's hope he knocks her up.
Question if I may? Why would California have 'dry heat' when it is located right next to the ocean.
sandysensfan wrote:
Question if I may? Why would California have 'dry heat' when it is located right next to the ocean.
hemlock wrote:First I've heard of this. Interesting story. Sounds like an extremely loyal guy.
http://espn.go.com/espnmag/story?id=3782270
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