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Originally Posted by Russic
I remember when my wife went on mat leave and we suddenly had to deal with a few thousand less per month. On paper it made zero sense. There was no feasible way we were going to be able to afford it all, and yet everything worked out just fine. Happened again with the second kid, and it happened again when they were both in daycare. I don't understand the alchemy, but Dr. Ian Malcolm was right: life finds a way.
If you have to cut back you'll cut back, but my guess is town living is going to do that cutting for you. Swim lessons, gym memberships etc are all dirt cheap compared to here. I would take the enthusiasm of those who have lived there as a massive vote of confidence.
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This thread has definitely made me appreciate how great this fan community is and it's members! Moving in into a new locale will definitely take some adjusting to especially since I have lived in Calgary most of my life. I guess I'm lucky and fortunate enough that I can move around the country with my job. I personally like small town and I feel relaxed when I visit my wife's place of birth but Im not so sure living there full time.