We're back in Iqaluit now, Dr. H for only a couple of weeks before she resumes her residency in Vancouver, and me for about 6 more weeks. It's still spring here, and like most springs it feels full of possibilities. I'm a little unsure what the next part of my own career will bring and am weighing a number of opportunities. For the next 12 months I will likely return north, here to Iqaluit, on a regular basis, but beyond that it's all up in the air. Iqaluit is a different sort of place than anywhere else in Canada, and it takes a little while to feel at home here. It seems like just as we started to feel like we're home it's almost time to leave...
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What? I didn't realize this would come to an end!
I'm not sure it will be an end exactly, I really enjoy the arctic and will continue to spend time here and to work here....but it will be different to not actually have a home here.
Dr. H. will be finishing her anaesthesia specialty residency so won't have a lot of free time to come north.
When we were first thinking of moving north for a year we had some reservations, but it's been a great experience and very enriching to our lives!! I wouldn't trade it for anything...
Dr. J.
Have so much enjoyed your posts. As is usual with regularly visiting your site I feel as though I "know" you both, as well as learning about a world I scarcely knew existed.
Hope you will both continue to blog, pretty please.
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