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Thursday, May 18, 2006

Um

Wow, it has really been ages since I last updated this. With work and other responsibilities it has been tough to have much free time to do nothing. Aside from being exhausted pretty much every night lately, I can't complain.
 
Well, in the past few months a lot happened at work. Working in the spring for an accounting firm means you are swamped, no matter which specialty or department you work in, overtime is eminent. This was the case for me as well. I was lucky enough to work with several clients including not for profit organizations such as the Celebration of Lights. During the month of April, I was transferred to Tax to help out with the T1 Tax Pool. I worked about 16-19 days straight and did overtime each night but it was fun. We were even allowed to watch the playoff hockey games on our large overhead projector as we worked. That was a great experience to say the least as I not only learned some of the tax policies within Canada, but I got to deal with some extremely high net worth individuals. It's amazing how much money there is to make in British Columbia. At the end of April though was the end of my 2 work terms. And now it's time for me to go back to school and graduate (it's about time). Following that, I can pursue my designation.
 
As soon as tax season was over at work, me and my Sweetheart took our vacation together. At 3am in the morning, we drove down to Seattle where we caught a plane to San Diego for a week. The weather down there was kind of disappointing but it always got nice and hot by the afternoon. During our week down in California, we were able to visit Seaworld, the Zoo, and the Wild Animal Park. As we are both animal lovers, we had an awesome time there and took a myriad of pictures. We both fed and interacted with bottlenose dolphins, stingrays, and sealions. That was an experience all on its own. I must say though, seagulls affirmed their level of annoyance during this trip. I also surprised her with a trip to Disneyland during the week and we were able to take in the 50th Anniversary festivities. As we are older, we made an effort to take in the attractions rather than the rides themselves. Of course, we got autographs from most of the Disney characters! (kind of contradictory isn't it?). That trip was fun and extremely tiring I might add. I don't think we've walked so much in a long time.
 
Finally when we got back, we received a puppy from a breeder. The puppy is a miniature pinscher and she is black and tan. Only 11 weeks old today, she is a very tiny little critter. She is a lot of trouble and is literally a new born baby for me and her, but she loves her very much and that's all I need to know. And... I guess our puppy's pretty cute too. It's already been one year, but I'm so glad that it's me and You. I love you :)


Monday, December 26, 2005

The holidays are here and Christmas has gone by. Though the holidays are just a series of days at the tail end of the year, it holds with it a very peculiar sense of affection. Most people want to treat those they love with presents to show their appreciation. It has been many years that I have tried to do the same. This year was no different in that respect but it was different in a very integral way. In no years do I really hope for a certain present from anyone. I work so that I can spend money to make those close to me, happy. I like spoiling people :) But this year was different. I received the only present that I will ever need. Her. I really couldn't ask for a better present in you.

Still, I did receive presents as I'm sure all of you did as well. I finally have a watch now :) It's hard to believe that I'm in my early 20's and I can say it like they say in the commercials: Esquire. :) Thanks sweetheart.

Relationships are by no means forever glamorous. Maintenance is needed in every situation over time. It just depends on the determination and feelings of the two involved.  I'm glad we have both.


Sunday, November 27, 2005

when you know
that you know
who you love
you can't deny it
or go back
or give up
or pretend
that you don't you buy it
when it's clear this time
you found the one
you never let [her] go
cause you know
and you know
that you know

when you feel
in your skin
in your bones
and the hollow
of your heart
there's no way
you can wait
til tomorrow
when there isn't any doubt about it
once you come this close
cause you know
and you know
that you know

you can feel
loves around you
like the sky 'round blue
this is how love has found you
now you know what to do

when you know
that you know
who you need
you can't deny it
or go back
or give up
or pretend
that you don't buy it
when it's clear this time
you've found the one
you never let [her] go
cause you know
and you know
that you know
mmhmm

and it's time you got in
from the cold

and you know
that you know

I love you


Sunday, November 20, 2005

The past little while has been very interesting :). Where to begin? Well, I guess I will start with the specifics. Yesterday me and Qi went to the Disney on Ice (Finding Nemo) showing at the Pacific Colosseum. That was awesome. I have never been to Disney Land or Disney World myself so I have no idea what to expect, but I got a taster yesterday. The show was great and a ton of fun. We really enjoyed ourselves and even got a picture taken with Bruce the shark. It's nice being a kid once in a while :). I am starting to look forward to actually being able to go to the real Disney World someday with her. A full week of this? Oh yea :D

What else? We have been enjoying ourselves as usual. I did not expect to have so much fun doing everything with her. Being in her presence has as much an effect on me as mine has on her. We went to C's restaurant the other night as well. The food was spectacular and the scenary was nice. The service there was great too. Definitely a recommended restaurant to go to if you're willing to pay premium but not Lumiere prices. I also bought her a watch, I hope she likes it.

As for work, the thing I like to leave until last not because of importance but because I don't think it's worth thinking about all the time. Work has been great. I have been learning a lot from all my peers, managers, and partners. Just knowing how much we can grow from within the company is amazing. Business trips are going to happen more regularly and that's alright. I just wish I would be sent to a more glamorous place like New York or some urban city in the States; instead, I am being sent to saw mills and the like in interior BC, etc. I can't complain though, corporate life is very good :). And I know I have a lot to learn still.


Wednesday, September 21, 2005

It's about time that I update this blog. A lot has happened since the last time I updated. Hmmm I don't even know where to begin. First and foremost, I guess I should start with the Seattle trip that me and Qi went to over the past weekend. We had a blast. We had a great start to the morning as we went to IHop for a good hardy breakfast before heading down the highway to the Peace Arch. It helped that the weather was great too. Instead of going to the Premium Outlets, we went straight to Bellevue Square Mall to pick up a bag from Banana. That mall never ceases to confuse me (the layout that is). Following that, we went to downtown Seattle to do some more shopping. Our first stop? Banana Republic again of course :D. It's always good to take advantage of the strong CAD along with the nice discount. The Banana on Pike Street is absolutely amazing. It's HUGE! Not only that, they had a lot more product than we have in Vancouver. After making a few big purchases, we went ahead and gased up. Normally the RSX would take about... say... 48-50$ per fillup here? Well, we basically filled up with 20$ US. Needless to say, we were pleasantly surprised :D While we went across the boarder, we were prepared to lie about the dollar value of our purchases but the guy didn't even take a look at our identification. Why do I feel so safe here in Canada? Other than that, me and Qi also fed Swan from our hands. 21 years of living and that was our first time hehe.

Work has started for me. It's a big group starting with me this fall at KPMG. The company is growing and that's pretty obvious. Still, it's hard not to feel a little out of place. I'm the ONLY recruit who hasn't graduated yet it seems. I'm also the youngest. But anyway, it's been a great week. Free breakfast, lunch, drinks, coffee, what else do I need hehe. So far we haven't done much other than sitting and listening to introductions from each business line from within the company. Next week they are also sending us off to Parksville for training and a lot of drunken fun (hey, they said it). It should be fun :D Getting paid to get drunk, I'd take that anyday!



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