Another one down.

The paper today wasn't too tough. What a load off my mind. I guess our lecturer realized that he didn't go through as much material with us as we would have liked, so he gave us a case study that we had sort of went through before. As a matter of fact, ALL the questions were somewhat familiar. In spite of this, I still took close to the allocated 2 hours to complete the paper. I'm not looking to ace the paper, just hopping I'll pull through.

By the way, I met one of my colleagues at the examination grounds. She was surprised to see me but then again, I guess the feeling is mutual. Talked to her for a bit and she's taking a different course than me, so it was quite a coincidence to bump into her. In any case, I do hope she does well in her paper too. Anyway, now with the books out of the way, its time to focus on the trip! I've still not started any preparations but I have half a mind to finish everything up by tomorrow or latest midweek. I think the most important aspect now isn't actually the packing, but more on the itinerary. Aside from a lunch and a Mt Royal trip my sister has planned, I still have about 5 more days that I have got to decide what to do, where to visit.

The hardest part is New York. I do want to go there, but I'm not sure if I can make the journey worthwhile. Its a 7 hour bus ride down from Montreal and another 7 hours back, so travelling alone takes up half a day. I'm not sure how much ground I can cover if I'm there for only a day or too. But then again ,if I don't go, 9 days seemed like an awfully long time to just spend in Montreal. Argh. Decisions, decisions.