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I still come here about once a day to check up on my favorites, but I know I’ve been neglecting writing in here.  I guess it’s mostly due to annoyance that my diary has never returned and I’ve lost so much of the past four years.  However, I do keep another online diary that I update regularly on a different site.  If any of you would like to read it, I’d be more than happy to give you access.  Otherwise, I will make an attempt to keep this one updated.  I’ve kept up with most of you, but I suppose you haven’t been able to keep up with me.

Dannah turned four a week ago today.  I can’t believe how fast time has gone.  She went from being this tiny baby who needed me for everything to being this independent little girl who could do everything by herself.  (or so she thinks!)  We had a small party for her on Friday night, and then invited a few girls from her preschool to a party on Sunday afternoon.  Only two of them were able to come (Amber & Vanessa) but they seemed to have a good time anyway.

Ian and I are doing great.  We are hoping to be able to apply for his work permit this week.  He’s got a good chance of getting a position working with the computers at a company who owns a few hospitals.  It would help us out a ton for him to be working, and I think it would help him as well.  He’s been frusterated that he can’t work in the US and I think he’s just bored with life right now.

I’ve been going to college six days a week.  I got this great idea that I should take weekend college on top of the other classes I am taking.  So recently I’ve been in a Psychology class Saturdays 8am-5pm and Sundays 8am-5pm.  Not the brightest move I’ve ever made in my life.  I hate school, but I figure it’ll be worth it in the end.

Other than that my life is pretty non-existant.  Last night I was able to walk with the Light The Night which raises money for cancer.  Dannah came with me and suprisingly never asked one question about the handful of people there that were missing hair or who held white balloons (survivors and those who had died had white–supporters had red).