And then there was LIGHT....

Wow. I am crazy happy that I finally have internet connection that this is the first thing I sought out to do now, in case for some reason or other my wireless connection gets cut off !

I couldn't even sleep well last night after coming home from work, not even being able to check my email! UGH!! Something with my walls... must have some traces of lead.

Well, on a bright note, I have passed my probation with my company! After 3 fidgety months and a few weeks of squinty-eyed paranoid talk, "Am I in? No... think they're going to fire me... But I can't be that bad.." I got 2 letters. One from HR and the other from the president and CEO of the Canadian division. Plus I got a little pin of our company logo WOOhoo!

June, my favourite month is briskly enclosing. I am slightly perturbed that this month of the year is always known as 'hectic' month. Exams, birthdays and my graduation ceremony. I remember as a kid in grade school, June was 'happy' month! Because that was the single month of the year that we had summer vacation and life was just pure sunshine for June. Anyways, when the time comes, I'll most definitely post some pics of my grad and some other miscellaneous junk - I'll keep you updated.

Fine weather, eh mate?

Presently, I have just woken from a pleasant night with my better half.

With my hair carelessly knotted into a haphazard bun and slipping into my comfy robe, I walk downstairs to prepare some strong coffee for him and moments later bid him the most cheerful goodbyes and kisses as he boards his car, destined for school.

*Sigh* It's such a wonderful day outside now as I steal quick glances between this computer screen and my window. The sky beginning to illuminate with some soft rays. As I sip my warm coffee in my favourite clay-looking mug, listening to Tony Bennet croon and typing these very words, I begin to realize how much I miss blogging. The slightly added guilt and shame from having abstained from doing so in such a long time.

Sometimes, I wish I could turn back time to 6 months previously, myself still in school and Dan and I would be bundled up cozy and walking the character streets of Vancouver, coffees held in our arched fingers while we spent the days chatting about politics, economics, technology and our personal lives in general.

Now, between juggling my schedule with a job, studying my course and him having to finish off his last semester, gallivanting days have waned.


Well... I just miss those days, and that is all.