Catch up, catch up! :)

OH! This is what I was scared off, haha. I just realized I haven't been updating my blog for a long time now. haha. I knew this is gonna happen. But, anyway, I found another idea of journal keeping last week. My teacher told us about his video journals that he records everyday and sends to his email and store it there. That sounded like a good idea to me, since I am lazy to write/type. haha. So yeah, I started doing video journals, and lets see what is gonna happen. I still enjoy blogging though, it allows me to share things to other people and to update my families and friends too. But I would still love to have my own personal journal. So few updates:

• FHE plans had been doing good. We are still on our schedule so far! :)
• Keahi is 9 months old now. Starting to stand up momentarily on his own, but not quiet walking yet.
• Classes are going more difficult. Welcome to Senior life.
• We are still in Hawaii but we only have 5 months left, and the leads me to the most exciting update:
• GARRY'S GRADUATION!!! 

I am a very proud wife. My husband is the most hardworking person I have ever met. He had a lot of hard times when he started college, but he's a tough guy :).If there is one thing I learned from Garry that I would always be proud of, it's his good planning in life. He doesn't believe that there is success in "last minute stuffs". Preparation is always a very important thing to him. He may not be the smartest guy in the world, but I admire his hard work in his studies. Very loyal to the teachers, very persistent in his homework, very perfectionist in his projects, and most importantly, he has a very good goal setting skill. I have never seen a student in my life, who would be so depressed to miss class, to the point that he would always think that missing a class is the same as being disrespectful to the teacher, to yourself, to your parents, and to your university, all at the same time. He only gets upset with failed exams if he didn't review. He only gets disappointed with missed homework if he slacked off with his scheduling. Other than that, everything he does for school, he gives his all, and whatever the outcome will be, as long as he knew he did his best, he will be thankful. I love my husband, and I learned a lot of things that are valuable in life from him.

I love you and congratulations! :)