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Chivalry is HERE

Hoda Sulub · Tuesday, September 14th 2010 at 7:29PM · 645 views
Hey ya'll,

for my summer vacation I went to Toronto, Canada(T Dot) for a little over 2 weeks for my best friend's wedding. Also I used to live there, so it felt like I was coming home in a sense and was really excited to see my family and old friends. And I had such a blast.
A couple of times on my vacay, I utilized public transportation and noticed something I don't see on the regular. Anytime old folks came in the bus, SOMEONE WOULD GET UP AND GIVE UP THEIR SEAT! I was astonished. And when a lady was standing, a man will give her his seat. Now this is something we're all supposed to do, but truly I don't see it happen much. Which got me thinking chivalry is here. I've seen it with my own eyes and I'm happy to have witnessed it.

What ya'll think?

P.s they're very family oriented there.
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Jen Fad Tuesday, September 14th 2010 at 11:08PM

I know what you mean about chilvalry being dead in this day and time or perhaps rare. It's nice when one sees it, but it is rare to see as you alluded to. When I lived in the southern States, there was alot of people opening doors for women and elderly people. Public transport is rare where I lived and if it runs it stops at 11pm.

What part of Canada did you live in? It's so beautiful there, but taxes are much on the products.

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Hoda Sulub Wednesday, September 15th 2010 at 10:55AM

Definitely Jen. I lived in Toronto, Canada...mostly on the West side. And I swear if it wasn't for their outrageous taxes, I'd still be there because it's such a big and beautiful city with so much to do and see. Not only are you paying two taxes, (gst and pst) but this summer they were getting ready for their third tax. CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT? Ridiculous. They need a president in that country.

Jen Fad Wednesday, September 15th 2010 at 2:45PM

I've heard about it (hst) and BC is not having it! What can one do except grin and bear it or pack up and move like you did~ Ha! I hope you have settled into your new home (States) away from home (Canada) away from home (Somolia). ((smiles))

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Hoda Sulub Wednesday, September 15th 2010 at 8:04PM

I know right! It's ridiculous! But I call a lot of places home nowadays because we moved around so much back in the day.

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