Ian and I haven’t blogged on here for almost a full year. Sorry about that. I guess life’s been keeping us busy. We’ll try to update with a year-end summary (though, here are some pics in case we fail at that).
But until that happens, you should all know that two days ago marked an important anniversary for us. That’s right…on November 22, 2010, we began our new life in Iqaluit and I honestly don’t think that either of us knew what was in store for us, or if we’d make it to see two years here.
I’m proud to say that we have. We’re going into our third winter, about to celebrate our third Christmas in the arctic. Despite some bumps along the way, we’ve truly prospered personally up here. It’s been an amazing journey in an amazing place and I don’t think we’d hesitate to do it again.
We’re also now considered to be some of the old-timers up here these days. Only in Iqaluit, huh?
Skiers on Frobisher Bay, February 25, 2012
Department of Environment IQ Day – Snowmobiling and Ice Fishing northwest of Iqaluit, April 2012
Kobo Town on stage at Alianait Arts Festival, July 2012
Just a typical Iqaluit going away bonfire, July 2012
Suzanne showing off the immense pieces of ice on the tidal flats of Koojesse Inlet, August 2012
The Prince of Monaco visiting the Iqaluit Community Greenhouse, September 2012
Sunrise in Kimmirut, Nunavut, October 2012
I'll Have Nunavut 
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