Not sure how I did on my exam. We'll see.

In other news, our service for my mother's passing went well yesterday. It was humble, informal. I got to hear some things about my mom that I didn't know. Apparently, when my grandma had to let her know that she had the cerebral atrophying, that she'd be in steady decline for the rest of her life, she said:

At least I'll never have an ulcer.

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Died around 7:30 this morning in palliative care. I watched my grandma cry today. Things feel riddled with briars.

Hello. It's Daniel, back at it again with blogs sans content for now. I figure I, at least, ought to let you know what's going on if I can't output anything and have been virtually silent these past few weeks.

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Had a good time in Florida, getting to see my family there again. I was a bit concerned this time again about boring them since I seemed to do that last time because I did not have many activities to propose as things to do.

This time around, there was more of a game plan; however, I’m sure you all are aware of the best-laid plans of mice and men. There was a heat wave this time. We did not to get to go to Busch Gardens or Seaworld as we had intended.

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Now that I’m graduated and settled back in, I feel I should discuss what I have in mind for the coming months.

As it stands, I am still not employed. I have my sights set on taking actuarial exam IFM early to mid July. I must study for it in order to pass. In the meantime, I will be heading down to Florida later this month to visit family as part of my graduation celebration.

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Great shot.

My final final is finished.