Snow doesn't even phase me man. So used to driving in white outs and 30 cm of snow that appeared in a few hours. Cottage country traffic is only a nuisance if you're taking highway 11. The 400 extension isn't bad at all, and I can get around town without using the highway on a sunday night or friday evening. So it's all good. I like the waterfront and what not. Only poop thing is that it's a retail city. Theres next to nothing in the form of big business. I fluked out, theres a huge transformer station that I'll be working out of. More money, and lower cost of living.
- Fatty-Patty

It's all strip malls, it is nice for visit, I pass through (400 is a mess) on my way to our cottage in Parry Sound.

You must love the white outs then and the nice traffic during the summer passing through to cottage country. lol.
- LeafMan

Did you get my tidbit about Peter Criss?

Mississauga.
- T.Fleury

Big changes coming to Sauga.

I'd love to buy a place downtown though.


*invests in the lottery*

Yes.....

Golf CapeBreton.com - Highland Links is top 50 in the world..for past 5 years or more. Plus there is a new course there, top 10 in Canada.

PEI - Best golf destination in Canada. Crow Bush Cove, is a links course that is a must. To play the back you must be long.

NS - if your wallet allows, Fox Harbour is a private course owned by Ron Joyce - Tim Horton's Ron Joyce, it is about an hour from me, it is a 70 million dollar course that has been played by alot of the PGA pros. Tiger, Ernie etc.. Just awesome.
- bixll

Thanks Bix...I've printed this off. No budget, so how do we get on a private course? I get emails from Under Par every week - only Ontario courses here, but fabulous deals - ridiculous at times with chances to play many private courses (they'll hand you a membership package at times). Anything like that out there?

Mississauga.
- T.Fleury

It was Milton or Mississauga for us when we were looking for our home. Two great cities.

It was Milton or Mississauga for us when we were looking for our home. Two great cities.
- systemtool

Where do your kids go to school?

that what she said...


amiright
- Big_Lightnin

Your right. That was a squeal you heard.

That's what I hear. I'm a long way off from kiddies though. Plus it's not safe to have little (frank)ers like me running around. The general public would appreciate it if I did not create offspring at this point.
- Fatty-Patty

I mean there isnt a whole to do (I used to live in High Park - Amazing) but there's lots of Family oriented things to do. Im only 30 minutes from T.O and right down the road from the escarpement...cant complain.
Plus it has some ok pubs as well.

Snow doesn't even phase me man. So used to driving in white outs and 30 cm of snow that appeared in a few hours. Cottage country traffic is only a nuisance if you're taking highway 11. The 400 extension isn't bad at all, and I can get around town without using the highway on a sunday night or friday evening. So it's all good. I like the waterfront and what not. Only poop thing is that it's a retail city. Theres next to nothing in the form of big business. I fluked out, theres a huge transformer station that I'll be working out of. More money, and lower cost of living.
- Fatty-Patty

Outside of Dunlop st. Where can I find a good collection of small stores/restaurants?

It's all strip malls, it is nice for visit, I pass through (400 is a mess) on my way to our cottage in Parry Sound.
- LeafMan

Timmies on mapleview- only place with Boston Cream timbits.

It was Milton or Mississauga for us when we were looking for our home. Two great cities.
- systemtool

Use to live in Missisauga as well....good city Streetsville has great festivals.

Big changes coming to Sauga.

I'd love to buy a place downtown though.


*invests in the lottery*
- Feeling Glucky?

Been here all my life, got very fortunate with a house, I'm nestled in the most beautiful part of Mississauga, so no complaints.

pics and daily routines?
- Fatty-Patty

For shame.

Big changes coming to Sauga.

I'd love to buy a place downtown though.


*invests in the lottery*
- Feeling Glucky?

Concord Cityplace is nice.

Thanks Bix...I've printed this off. No budget, so how do we get on a private course? I get emails from Under Par every week - only Ontario courses here, but fabulous deals - ridiculous at times with chances to play many private courses (they'll hand you a membership package at times). Anything like that out there?
- Woderwick

Fox Harbour is a grand for a foursome on sale. Call the number on their website, or through golf Nova Scotia.

The other courses I have named are between $75 and $150 per round. But some of the best on the planet.

Man, 500 will get you a place out in midhurst, which is where the wealthy folk of barrie tend to move to. I don't mean like a 8 bedroom mansion, I mean like a nice big house, two door garage, detached, nice lot, no maintenance needed.
- Fatty-Patty

Every house needs maintenance.

Been here all my life, got very fortunate with a house, I'm nestled in the most beautiful part of Mississauga, so no complaints.
- LeafMan

Meadowvale?

Outside of Dunlop st. Where can I find a good collection of small stores/restaurants?
- Feeling Glucky?

Oh I know, there is also this place that has the best brownies ever, name escapes me, brain cramp.

Where do your kids go to school?
- imsorry66

Only have one kid, a son. Hes only 17 months old.

It was Milton or Mississauga for us when we were looking for our home. Two great cities.
- systemtool

Value for the money won out in Milton. Our whole street are families from Mississauga.

Been here all my life, got very fortunate with a house, I'm nestled in the most beautiful part of Mississauga, so no complaints.
- LeafMan

Dixie and Burnhamthorpe?

Oh I know, there is also this place that has the best brownies ever, name escapes me, brain cramp.
- LeafMan

*writes this down*

Timmies on mapleview- only place with Boston Cream timbits.
- Feeling Glucky?

- systemtool

pics?
- Fatty-Patty

Ok fine.