The walkway the bridge provides is the only one that allows people cross between Montreal and Longueuil, the largest city in the Montérégie Region, without having to use public transit or cars, buses, or trucks. I had to actually move quickly because there were dark gray clouds to the west, but I didn't frantically run as I took the time to get across the Jacques-Cartier Bridge it easily takes people to the northeast side of downtown Montreal. Once I got the ID card, it was time for me to go to Montreal's only amusement park: SixFlags La Ronde, built on Île Sainte-Hélène in 1967 for the world fair, Expo 67. However, I think what started the issue in the first place was me sharing links of my e-book to them, in which they started to consider it as spam) (I am letting you see it here as well, even though I do find it disappointing now because it did made me resign from a group I've joined up.
As I waited, seated on a black armchair with leather and cushions, one of the workers saw me and told me about my interview on Global News Montreal.
Underneath is the VEVO video of it, embedded in a way for you to watch it at 720p.Īnyway, as soon as I came in, I asked one of the servants over there to make a new college ID card for me. As minutes gone by, I heard a song that I never really liked nor loved because it really put me into the nerves of sadness on the issues I have with my friends, even though I am supposed to understand. After a chilling walk to Champlain College Saint-Lambert, I waited for the Registrar's Office to open at 1:00 PM, wanting to read something in front of the library.
There, I buy my new month of RTL service on my soon-to-be-expired OPUS Card. Leaving the house at 11:43 AM, I took RTL Line 80 to Terminus Longueuil.
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