Dear Merv,
Thanks but no thanks.
I decided against settling down in Canada or anywhere else a long time ago
after having visited most of the countries in the world as a shippy. The
call from home was over-powering and I do not regret it a bit. However, I do
not expect my state to cover my medical bills because my state is a poor
state and cannot afford such luxuries :-)) when it can afford mega luxuries
for its chosen ones. I have tried to force myself to be chosen on a couple
of occasions without luck :-))
Such expectations will have to wait till (hopefully) goasuraj has the say in
the matter of things in my state.
As far as growing spinach and coconuts in the Canadian backyards is
concerned, you may be right. However, you must take note that my brother who
lives in Missisauga has successfully grown patoi'eamche khole' and has made
and enjoyed patoieos far removed from home too. And I had a tough time to
send him some live 'volod' disguised as medicinal roots :-))
Cheers
floriano
goasuraj
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mervyn Lobo" <[email protected]>
To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!" <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 4:10 AM
Subject: Re: [Goanet] Virgin coconut oil...
floriano wrote:
And yes, I am on vauchi baaji because I basically have no $799 to pay for
12 bots of Angioprim from the USA.
floriano,
Maybe it is time to move to Canada.
This is a socialist country.
The people and Govt fervently believe that no resident in Canada should be
deprived of first class medical attention.
As such, all your medical needs and medicines are provided free of charge.
Let me add that this is guaranteed i.e. regardless of your medical history.
Mervyn1161Lobo
PS. The down side to living in Canada is that you cannot grow spinach or
coconuts in your backyard.
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