Chambers says they get e-mails all the time. Retirees who aren't even 50 yet, people from Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver. Today, she and Gauley are the best advertisement for their new company. They now have time for the volunteer work they've always wanted to do. Gauley is vice-president of the local chamber of commerce.
Chambers chairs the daffodil festival and is starting a local newspaper.
They live on a fraction of their former income in a Cape Cod house on the Bay of Fundy. Which is just as well since they now drive a 1987 Tempo with more than 200,000 kilometres. Chambers says it's like a family. Everyone should live in a big city to know what a small town is about. I don't think you can appreciate it unless you've been there.