First, the main place of interest in Quebec City is Old Quebec, the original city of Quebec, which is very walkable through mostly narrow old streets. Its is not a museum, but vibrant, beautiful and living throwback to an earlier time. Lots of interesting shops. There are many group walking tours available and I suggest you try one. Almost everything in the Old Quebec is, well...old, very old. While not a truly historical building the Chateau Frontenac is an imposing edifice as well as a very expensive Fairmont hotel. It is quite beautiful and can be seen from just about everywhere. There are also the Plains of Abraham where the Battle of Quebec was fought, and which is now a rolling park high above the St. Lawrence River. There are wonderful French restaurants throughout the old town. While some folks there might take US currency you should get Canadian currency, and of course you can always use charge cards. Because it is a tourist city most everyone speaks at least some English. Other than old Quebec, Quebec City is not terribly interesting, just another city.

Well, if you made the leap and got married in the first place, and are not happy being married get a divorce.

I was married for 28 years before I did, and sacrificed many good years because I delayed.

If you have religious problems with divorce, divorce the religion first.

Best thing is to live alone; you can do exactly whatever you want to do and whenever you want to do it.

The only reason for marriage is to have children, and that, too, is highly overrated.

If you want or need a woman just remember they are like street cars; one comes by every 5 minutes.

And, because men usually die at an earlier age than women, the older a man gets, the more women there are to choose from. The problem with that is most women - not all of 'em - don't age well.

For further advice, ask any man who is divorced. Most will repeat what I've just said.

Wow, Tom, you must have had a bad one if you were married and now not. Gonna be 49 for the Spousal Unit and me in October. Yeah, we get on each others' nerves on occasion. We give each other " space" (most of the time)..........and things are fine. Any married couple that says that they never fight must not speak to each other EVER. LOL What a boring life they must have. And after this many years (and raising 3 boisterous sons) I have learned to pick my battles, and most of them aren't/weren't worth the effort. Probably why I'm still sane and happy. :>)

I have a 77D and I love it. I had also considered the T7i, but decided on 77D because of the additional features, including the top LCD Screen. Autofocus is excellent and fast. The low light capabilities are actually improved over the 80D, even though the 80D does offer weather sealing, a better viewfinder etc. Because it has the newer Canon Digic 7 processor, the 77D has a max native ISO of 25600, expanded to 51,200. (The 80D has a max native ISO of 16,000, expandable to 25,600). I've been impressed by the low light performance of the camera. I highly recommend the 77D based on my experience with the camera. The sale price right now of $649.00 on a new 77D is an amazing deal.