<p>I just found out that my dad isn't movng to Toronto. He doesn't think that he can live off a $100,000 a year salary since it's oh so expensive to live there. I guess he's just too afraid to finally start paying for his own condo for once in his life. </p>
<p>He lives in Ottawa now and he decided not to take the job offer after nine months of him talking about it. He said he'll actually end up taking home less because he thinks the cost of living in Toronto off a $100,000 salary is impossible. He's only make around $60,000 now, which is a lot since he doesn't even have to pay rent. (My grandma does).</p>
<p>I was hoping he would move to Toronto so I could go to a good private school up there, then come down here (four hours away) to my mom's so I could get a break from him. </p>
<p>I don't really want to move to Ottawa because I would have to live with my dad the whole except for about a month in the summer. We already get enough fights in one-month summer vacation. I couldn't imagine living with him for a year straight. </p>
<p>My grandma in Ottawa has offered to have me move in with her and go to a decent private school. I wouldn't want to do that because she lives in a small apartment, and she would have to adjust her whole life for me. She already has enough stress. I don't want to make her have a heart attack.</p>
<p>I don't want to live here with my mom. We, also get in a lot of fights but not as much as me and my dad. I'd end up going to a sucky public school or go to an okay private school thirty minutes away in Ann Arbor. I could go to a better public school in Ottawa, though, for free.</p>
<p>Another option is to stick it out for one more year and apply to boarding school. Once again, there's a problem with this. Tuition at boarding school is more than some universities. Most people have said that my family won't get financial aid so paying for it would be difficult. On top of that, I would miss my ggrandma a lot, but I could see her a few times a year.</p>
<p>So...what should I do? </p>
<p>Sorry for the rambling, by the way.</p>