While Alex, Raffi, Lena and Madlene had a blast on Labour Day, I was at home working. I've got soooooo much work to do and I will share it with my readers once I get closer to completing the projects.

My friend Terence has been in Armenia for a week now and has mentioned that he doesn't want to return to Canada. He's loving it here! I suppose the great view he has of Ararat/Masis from his apartment helps his attachment to Armenia.

Yesterday I saw "Aram" (the film). Honestly, I can't say I enjoyed it that much.

When I arrived home after the movie and "Twinings" (the teahouse, and the first so-called place in Armenia that has a non-smoking section), I got a call from Sirusho and Susan Markarian telling me to come over 1 in the morning to see my good friend Arpi Meras from Toronto. I ended up coming home 4:30 in the morning. I need to stop being brave and walking home at these odd hours. Although Armenia is a very safe country, I haven't adjusted to all my surroundings just yet. After midnight, when all the lights on the inside streets shut off, it's not easy walking in the dark, not being able to see potholes, and keeping an eye on the surroundings.

Tomorrow I'm going to Ashtarak where my good friend Radig is from.

BTW, the temperature this weekend is supposed to reach the late 20's. WOO-HOO!