The cynic in me would point out that there's something vaguely narcissistic in always worrying about what your neighbor thinks of you. But then, it's no less true in terms of the general public consciousness.
Here's an opposite argument: why are we supposed to pay attention to you just because you're next door? What if we don't feel like coming over for coffee every day? Constantly leaving poorly-disguised hints like "I sure wish more people would visit" indicates a strange kind of internal emotional insecurity.
But I think I'd better stop trying to psychoanalyze a national mentality, on either side of the border.
(Seriously, I enjoyed my visit to Nova Scotia years ago. If I traveled more often, I'd probably visit again.)
Posted by TSN (Member # 31) on :
And the article doesn't even mention the queen. Come on, Canada. You're almost 142 years old. It's time to move out of your mom's basement.
Posted by Fabrux (Member # 71) on :
But its nice here!
Posted by Josh (Member # 1884) on :
But without Canada, where will all the great comedians come from? Their our number one export.
Posted by Sean (Member # 2010) on :
Canada can't be forgotten! I need to get my Mint Aero bars somewhere!
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