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  • We shifted, uneventfully that is. New house is demanding a considerable amount of travel, add to it lack of internet, that should explain the reason for nopost days.
  • My plans for CalvinFund have taken a neat shape and currently the unbooked profits stand at 4-5%. But I am going to stop it and buy the book instead, thanks to my savings from the weeklong trip to Ireland.
  • Office work has been hectic in a different way. I am trying to juggle along.
  • Suddenly I am having difficulty in blogging, as if some monster under my bed is sucking away the creative juices when I am snoring. May be time for a break?

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