Things at the new apartment is getting satisfactory to me. My landlady has now stopped treating me like I’m her bff. I also told her that I’m a bit of anti-social because I’d rather keep to myself and do not engage in gossip, so she started distancing from me. We still talk, and it’s more pleasant now than before. Like I said, it was the impression that she got from how she sees my daughter and me at school (I’m always in my office clothes) that made her think differently of me. But when she started seeing the “domesticated” me, she probably now understands.We met at the wet market today and we shopped for food together.

The neighbors are usual neighbors, they like to talk and gossip about the other neighbor. I’m not really comfortable with gossip.

My internet connection is still down because of my own fault. I failed to notify Smartbro that I again relocated. It will be back up by next week.

My children are more comfortable with the new apartment, my daughter found playmates. My son still has the same dilemma, no other teenagers to befriend, he’s new to the block of course. We will still strive hard for him to learn to adjust. These are just one of those things that makes him hard to forget about the past, the effects of being in a broken family. He needs a life that’s constant and steadfast.

Although I’m cool about having no internet connection at this time, I’m really going through some sort of a remission.  I’m tempted to check my emails and blog.

Another fascinating experience…Kaye of WAHMaholic reviewed my blog and it’s really interesting to learn more about myself – I need a New Year’s resolution, wahaha! I don’t really like to mince words, and I’m not so much into Hollywood statements.

Having to go to an internet cafe have its perks, I found the New Moon movie and downloaded it to my USB, we’ve watched the forsaken movie since last night and a repeated performance this morning (for breakfast).

I should be back online next week.

30th November, 2009 | Household/Parenting, Internet/Web Design/Blogging, Music/Movies/Video Games/TV, Personal Growth