07-14-2008, 03:38 AM
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Let the Sunshine in on Sunshine Coast QLD!
Come on Sunshiners!
There must be others of you that are doing the 30dc, and want to spend your time working on the challenge - not driving down to Brisbane!! Seems like I'll need to share who I am - so you'll know who you're missing out on! Stunningly gorgeous, massively intelligent, incredibly funny, knows all the answers etc etc - don't believe a word of it!! The truth is I am in my 50's with a young daughter. I have a casual job to help pay the bills. I love living on the Sunshine Coast and used to think I liked renovating - until I just finished doing one!! I am full of ideas and love brainstorming. And I love the internet - have had information websites for new Parents for some years now - and am really excited to give the Challenge my best shot. I would love to be able to connect with people who will give it their best shot too, and will stay the distance, and we can support each other - as I am sure there will be some bits we all get sooner or later than others. I really believe in synergy - working together - you can get exponential results!! So come on - don't be shy - I'd love to meet you! Ros Twitter / NewParentHelp Last edited by Newbie1; 07-14-2008 at 03:40 AM. Reason: to add my name 
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07-16-2008, 02:28 AM
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No doubt, I thought she was from the Sunshine Coast in British Columbia, Canada, LOL. Until I saw Brisbane.
Darren
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07-16-2008, 05:06 AM
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Sunshine in British Columbia - never!
As I said - sunshine in British Columbia - what a crazy idea!
I thought it rained 364 days of the year - how can you call that a Sunshine Coast?? - only a Canadian would think that one day of sunshine gives them the right to call it a Sunshine Coast!! - just kidding - I heard it is very beautiful there. Actually, when I first finished my Nursing/Midwifery - I was going to go and work in Vancouver - and then someone told me about the rain - so I had to give it a miss!! Ros
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07-16-2008, 05:11 AM
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Actually it is only the coastal regions that get that kind of rain. Yes on the coast of BC it can rain for 30 days or more.
Fortunately I moved 250 miles inland about six years ago and we now enjoy a climate that is much warmer in summer, dryer, but yes, we do get some snow in winter and some rain in May. I always thought it was April showers that brought may flowers. By the way, down on the coast, the residents take their sunshine in a liquid form, LOL Darren From the Sunny and warm, Okanagan, British Columbia
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