Jack left this morning after his successful walkathon of 1000 kms tour of Armenia and Karabagh which took him slightly over 9 weeks to complete. We went to the airport at 3.30 am and the queue was so long but at least organized (they had these ropes for lines, amazing). As I have not slept all night and it�s now 5.30pm and I�m still awake, I thought I�d write a few lines. We bumped into Ara M. at the airport who was seeing his people off at the airport and helping with their luggage. In fact we came back home together at 6am.

I finally found someone who is willing to assist me with my Armentel problem so that I can change the Certificate of Title for my flat from business classification to that of residence. But there�s a catch, I need to first obtain a letter from the Municipal Council to present to him. This man admitted that the person I�ll be dealing with is very difficult to work with. So tomorrow morning I�ll be tackling this ongoing issue, this is my last resort and if this doesn�t work, I�ll wash my hands off the whole thing and just pay business rates to Armentel.

Since internet has been a problem over the past week at work, I visited an Internet Caf� on Terian St called Alexserv, I remember Hans (a tourist) mention to me that it was a fast connection. It really was and I was quite impressed with it so will frequent it more often.

Madlene, this is getting beyond ridiculous we live 10 minutes apart and I haven�t seen you in weeks and still haven�t congratulated you and Arthur properly for the engagement, let�s get together this week.