In July 1997, I drove from the San Francisco Bay Area to Vancouver with a friend. Our plan was to spend three days in Vancouver and then continue east to the prairies and then drive south back into the US and return home to Berkeley, California. That was the plan, but I couldn t leave Vancouver. Three days stretched into three weeks and would have stretched indefinitely, had we not been two people and two dogs in the small house of a friend. Only when we had worn out our welcome did we, reluctantly, leave. Once back in California, I vowed that some day I would figure out a way to move to Vancouver. The opportunity came sooner than I expected. In August I had to start thinking about the new semester. I was teaching at a community college in the Silicon Valley and had to prepare for the impending fall semester. On my first day back, I had a meeting with my boss. It wasn t a happy event and I left the meeting wondering how I would ever make it through the year. I was depressed for the rest of the day and evening, and I went to bed very unhappy. The moment I awoke the following morning, I knew I was moving to Vancouver and I knew I was doing it immediately. It took about three weeks to rent my house, sell my convertible, find a house in West Vancouver and make arrangements to work half time designing and building a online learning environment for the college, something I could do remotely. The move was an unqualified success...
BC Passport, Inc is North Vancouver-based company (British Columbia, Canada) with a phone number 6049909299. Our data show that the company is located at the address: 1531 Lonsdale Ave # 107. The company has a web site: www.bcpassport.com.
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