Well…it’s finally here. of another semester; and what a semester it is has been, for me anyway.

This posting is as I’m going to miss doing this; maintaining this blog. It’s added another element to my learning experience that I have found quite fulfilling even though it has taken me out of my comfort zone a little. The amount of time required though, trying to come up with interesting content and doing searches for the images and the like, I probably won’t miss as much as it can get exhausting, though it pales in comparison to the feeling of accomplishment after each week’s posting.

I hope I have been successful in providing content that has been .

For different reasons this has been and will be an interesting week for me. I celebrated my third wedding anniversary on December 16, 2008. The way time passes these days I remember December 16, 2005 as if it were only yesterday. I’m sharing a couple photos from that day.

Here’s one of my favorite photos

This is one of Conliffe and his best man

Naturally I need to show a photo of the both of us together

And this one is of my college mates from Emerson

This week also marks

My month long vacation begins this week, the beginning of a new chapter in my life begins this week, and this is also the end of scheduling time to sleep in between reading, assignments, work and my many other obligations at least… until the beginning of the Spring 2009 semester.

So I think I’d like to celebrate a little.

Celebration and December seem to go hand in hand though differing cultures celebrate for different reasons. So whether you are celebrating Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Christmas, or whatever other occassion you choose to celebrate, ENJOY IT and truly cherish the time you get to spend with your loved ones.

To all current students I wish you , in this the final semester for 2008.

For those of you for whom this is your last semester in the program .

To prospective students, alumni and faculty, as this year ends and another begins, whatever the future holds I wish you all the best.

And as I write my final lines for this semester, I leave you with this final song: