live in Montreal

i am a montrealer at heart. always will be.
i moved there on my own at 21. i didn’t know a soul, did not speak french, had no plan…but i made a life and some very precious friends.

Is not montreal, but Saint-Hubert is an amazing place for kids to grow up. Currently i am renting a Duplex but every morning i feel i could buy a house here. Montreal is close enough and when i am done i can get home and enjoy the peace and quite of the neighborhood.

I have 2 little girls and I had the opportunity to get married in Montreal in April 2008…fell in love with the city the vibe the food the people everything about it was amazing. I have been studying the city and it has so much to offer me and my children..better brush up on my french. My goal is 7 months. I have applied at academy of design in Brossard. Fingers crossed that one has been on my list since I was 16…I am now 29

I have just got back from studying french at Mcgil for 2 months. The city is just amazing!!!!!! I’m making plans to go back to live there forever :)

i’ve wanted to live in montreal since i was a kid and my parents took me there.

i’ve made it happen for myself.

i could not be more ecstatic!

I don’t want to change the status on this thing yet, because i 1) i’m still too excited/scared hate to jinx it 2)i don’t want to until I’m actually breathing real Montreal air and that won’t happen until August 16th, in two months. I’m actually going, not just going, living, studying at McGill University. I’m not even ashamed to say I am ridiculously proud of myself.

Its soooooooo romantic! I love Montreal.
Quality of life is so sweet…so glad I hav done this!

this is going to be the home base, at least it will be eventually. Steve will be there, which makes it even better.

My father’s side of the family is Quebecoise. I, however, was born and raised in the western US, completely detached from any of my French Canadian family, and stuck with this long, awkward French surname that no one can pronounce. I’ve always been curious to discover the whole French Canadian culture. Montreal is far from where I live now but.. I dream of studying French there for a semester (at least..)..hopefully sometime in the near future.

I love this city. I’ve been twice in the summertime to study French, and the magic of the place hasn’t worn out yet. I’d love to spend a few years here polishing my language skills and just being a trendy Montrealer. :) Roast beef sandwiches, summer festivals and relaxing days at the park. I have nothing but good memories of Montreal.