This blog has obviously been neglected lately. My days are made by a fascinating work when things are going well, but usually consist of me doing the harassment from officials who are unsure whether a Canadian man of 36 years (too young) from the Ministry ( big M) is worthy of financial trouble in series. My evenings are spent receiving my fiancee to do things to her not too mentioned, m'éponger with my pants and starting to see the house where his dad is (since the transfer of ownership has not yet taken place, I go over my rights property of another. But it does not bother me too much. ... On the contrary: D).
is my first week in a new department. My third. Unfortunately, this is the least organized. My work requires me to compensate for deficiencies in computerized location (DOT did not even functional website) and copy of government decrees to the glove and seek information disparate locations on the few Internet resources that exist. This is NOT the most attractive part of my job.
We are still awaiting the response of the Government of Canada (should arrive early next week), that if Sam could go even snow in my country (I have avoided the worst winter in Montreal's history. It I avoided that as the day that my sadistic proctologist usually grumpy and has broken with his wife). In short, Sam is a bundle of nerves.
... why? Because marriage in Canada will avoid all the crap about my Algerian Q'itabi status (one of the book. Jewish or Christian because they are honored in Islam. JA-BUT I thought my confirmation in 5th grade would I do at my age). In short, the nuance is in the 5th verse of the 5th surah. The Prophet (Rasul) stated the word of Allah not too clear: a Muslim man may marry a woman of the book. Point. No mention of Muslim Women. In short, the jurisprudence phallocentric (as in all religions, note) has alleged that the omission of the mention of the opposite situation means that Allah does not want a Believer (hihihihi. .. seriously, Sam distributes beer and suits me to bed. should be changed to "woman born in Algeria, is therefore presumed be godly then the state has the right to keep it under his yoke ") is a married man of the Book.
M'ah, we hope to have the visa, a Montreal imam complacent (a question of pleasing the wishes of the family here) and lots of ribs. I'm a little anxious. Inshallah.
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