Si si si ... oui oui oui... yes yes yes... Im blogging.
I apologize for the leave of absense, as I keep anxious and well-intending friends pining for the page to change. Et viola! It has changed! heh. Adjusting to life here is just so difficult! All the cold

weather, cooking meals, laundry, bills, bills, bills, lease, work, study, bills again??, skiing, travelling is just making time seem so fleeting. And I do miss my family, my girl, my friends, my brothers, my colleagues so. It is strange to be well positioned in an alien land, snuggling into a corner here to make it home, or call it home.
PS: this was the dump i used to squeeze in with 4 guys before my new home.
Time dances, when you're at work. Sometimes its the chopin, sometimes its linkin P, sometimes

its just real heavy metal, and thats usually the boss. But kidding, my boss is still decent enough to me and im learning much from my stinct here. That guys a real abyss in terms of business knowledge, or at least in our field of work. But then again hes been in the business for 8 years. But then again, hes only 21. And I must admit, Im enjoying my work here, at least for now. Sometimes i come home, and I have in my mind what I needa accomplish the next day and it seriously drains me. But at the end of it, the responsbility of carrying the torch and the experience gained is just enormous. Right now, Im handling the set up of our exhibition in Florida in MArch, contacting the contractors, preping the work space, inviting distributors and Whhhoooo hoooo i have a 80% chance of flying down company paid to be at the exposition! Yeah now thats what im talking about. Of course, what you dont see is the convulsions Im having, knowing full well that I have not settled the contractors, have not completed the design, and the shows in 45 days! I could just disappear from the face of the world, if for my incapabilities, the booth is not ready and the company's first excursion of an exciting 2006 is destroyed in my hands. Convulsions. Convulsions. Foaming at the mouth.
K work aside, Im tempted to talk about class at Penn, but then again theres nuttin much to talk about it except theres a quiz and essay every week, and its pretty interactive and interesting. You really feel you're in the midst of action.

SNOW!
Travelling and weekend trips! Now thats interesting. Haven really been around yet, but last weekend had my first proper holiday since arriving. Poconos. At split rock resort. Skiing. Snow. Cold. My first skiing expedition - as I ploughed through the beginners lessons that spanned on and on unceasingly, drowning in the drones of step left, glide right, keep the wedge. Hell lets heck it and just do it. So up I went on the lift, as my skis dangled in midair while I sat on the lift chair, geeze... it was hell of a long way up man. Oh god. That meant it was a long way down as well. Geeze. Geeze. As the escalator approached summit, a sign at the top cemented my fears : ATTENTION, ESCALATOR HAS ZERO DOWNHILL CAPACITY. Cool. I could either roll down, tumble, slide, fall, crawl down the

hill but theres gonna be no escalator. Ok. I decided to ski down in the end. I wished. The first journey down was purely a mixture of up down tumbles slides and about 5 % of skiing. But with the wind in my face and the exhilaration of speed, up the escalator I went again, challenging the fear, unleashing the animal in me. By the 5th time up I was able to do swerves and turns and dashes down the hill, the manovuerability on the snow brought immerse joys to a child with new toys. I must go back again!

The Skiing site at Poconos!