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xzatx said:
i'm not sure if you are serious or just screwing with me haha. wtf.
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No actually, I really like wolves, they are so beautiful to see.
And I have spent most of my life involved in the helicopter industry. I flew attack helicopters when I served, and still am a pilot but do it as a civilian. Currently working on starting my own helicopter company actually.
Getting back to wolves, my house even has a half dozen pieces of wolf art on the walls, i have T shirts and sweaters with wolves on the them, and plan to incorporate wolf into the name of my new company.
 
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Lil G said:
Looks like a beautiful place. If I’m ever there I will totally take you up on that.
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I love it here!
When I left the RCAF ( Royal Canadian Air Force) I wanted to move somewhere warm, sunny, and with beautiful lakes. Can't beat the Okanogan valley with those things in mind, so I moved here, then searched for a job. That was 11 years, 3 houses, and 3 jobs ago. Now I live in my dream home, and just quit my job last week. Will be hanging out my own shingle in a few months, and be an owner/operator. Finally living my dream, in an area I consider paradise. Technically I am not in Kelowna, but I drive past the sign saying leaving Kelowna, about 3 minutes before I turn into the driveway, of my 13 acres. Which is lakefront by the way, and was 80 acres before I subdivided it, built 2 homes on 2 of the lots I have since sold, and sold the other lots bare land. I made enough money doing so to pay back the bank every penny, and live mortgage free now. It was a good decision to go far into debt, and then subdivide. I was almost having a daily anxiety attack when I owed the bank 9 million dollars at one point. But I kept the faith, worked hard, and it paid off.
 
B.C. said:
I love it here!
When I left the RCAF ( Royal Canadian Air Force) I wanted to move somewhere warm, sunny, and with beautiful lakes. Can't beat the Okanogan valley with those things in mind, so I moved here, then searched for a job. That was 11 years, 3 houses, and 3 jobs ago. Now I live in my dream home, and just quit my job last week. Will be hanging out my own shingle in a few months, and be an owner/operator. Finally living my dream, in an area I consider paradise. Technically I am not in Kelowna, but I drive past the sign saying leaving Kelowna, about 3 minutes before I turn into the driveway, of my 13 acres. Which is lakefront by the way, and was 80 acres before I subdivided it, built 2 homes on 2 of the lots I have since sold, and sold the other lots bare land. I made enough money doing so to pay back the bank every penny, and live mortgage free now. It was a good decision to go far into debt, and then subdivide. I was almost having a daily anxiety attack when I owed the bank 9 million dollars at one point. But I kept the faith, worked hard, and it paid off.
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I love the last sentence. Keeping faith+ hard work = pay off. Seems easy enough. Lol I’m still working on all of that. I’m hanging out tonight with my girls and I hope that the lord and I can guide them on that path
 
B.C. said:
I love it here!
When I left the RCAF ( Royal Canadian Air Force) I wanted to move somewhere warm, sunny, and with beautiful lakes. Can't beat the Okanogan valley with those things in mind, so I moved here, then searched for a job. That was 11 years, 3 houses, and 3 jobs ago. Now I live in my dream home, and just quit my job last week. Will be hanging out my own shingle in a few months, and be an owner/operator. Finally living my dream, in an area I consider paradise. Technically I am not in Kelowna, but I drive past the sign saying leaving Kelowna, about 3 minutes before I turn into the driveway, of my 13 acres. Which is lakefront by the way, and was 80 acres before I subdivided it, built 2 homes on 2 of the lots I have since sold, and sold the other lots bare land. I made enough money doing so to pay back the bank every penny, and live mortgage free now. It was a good decision to go far into debt, and then subdivide. I was almost having a daily anxiety attack when I owed the bank 9 million dollars at one point. But I kept the faith, worked hard, and it paid off.
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Ahhh! RAF were ya? Thank you for your service. I had the pleasure of working side-by-side with some RAF Airmen while I was in the USAF. Great bunch of guys.
 
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