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And after a few months gone, I come back again. I actually forgot about this blog, and just remembered about posting again, last week. 

So here's the cutest roundup for you all...

M got his boosters, last month, and this guy is done for a few years now. Figlia is due for a booster in January 2020.

I am still at my parents' place, and would shift out next week.

I got a job. I teach four hours at a superb college, and get paid per class. So I have started getting some money, even if my monthly packet is 25 percent of the dots I filled in my previous job.

I have an interview next week. I need the job. Let's see, how it goes, and I promise I will update about it. Just pray that I update with a positive note for the job. 

My country just went through with a major policy change on an area that's been in controversy for far too long. I won't comment who I support, but I pray that it does not give rise to increased terror attacks, and I think that if the move sets right, a major inequality will be taken care of. Our neighbours have developed hiccups and it's amusing to see them wheezing. 

More later...


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  1. Good luck on the job interview! I hope it's what you're looking for - I know they'll love you.

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