Paradise Found

The cost of living here is a fraction of the cost of living in Canada. Plus you have the sunny weather and beautiful scenery to admire. On the whole I am thankful for landing on my feet so to speak, I live by the beach with a beautiful view. It enables me to support my son, while we may not have the personal contact I would like it would be no different than me living in Canada, except I would be consistently broke and lonely.

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