time flew.

So, apparently 3 weeks at home can change a lot.

My dad is doing really well, my grandmother isn't doing so well, but that's what's expected when you've hit the 90 year mark. All things considered, everything is pretty good, and there's more to be thankful for rather than to be upset about.

2009 is looking to be a good year, and being home was a good way to welcome it.

Home was a relative whirlwind, since I think I covered most of the tri-state area (NY/LI, NJ, and CT) and then some, was running back and forth between Westfield and NYC for the first 4 days of home due to dr's appointments, apartment appointments (I have an apartment on the UWS! Come June 1st - with Anthony. :D), and was trying to drive everywhere while taking full advantage of having a car.

I guess 2008 was a good year? It was kind of the in-between year of Boston/NYC, masters/no masters, etc. As far as New Year's resolutions...I have no idea. I think for the past 9 years mine has been to stop biting my nails, but I think I've finally stopped doing that? I'll keep you updated.

But Happy New Year!