Scavenger's Hunt @ Valletta

Promising much fun - we decided to take a tour to Valletta and engage in a fun activity. The competitive spirit took over and we divided ourselves in groups ran through the streets of the city asking for information with the aim of solving the many puzzles we were presented with. As a treat in the end we had a pitstop at McDonalds and then headed back to Sliema with the ferry.

Teaching Spaniards!!

Teaching English to foreign students is much fun! Spaniards range top; are by far the most enjoyable. This class was really a splendid one.
Its a shame that they are not here to stay and that when a certain type of a relationship is established we will have to part. Yet the mutual feelings that we bear for each other will stay with us no matter where we are.
Meeting different students from around the globe is quite challenging and mind broadening. Such an experience broadens one's horizon; and despite the fact that we all hail from a different cultural background, our human nature is what brings as together as one.

Thinking of the good old days...of when things were good and cherishing each and every memory. Stock taking is an exercise that we should all engage in every now and then as to make sure that the past is only there to teach us how to face what still lies ahead; it is there to teach us how to grow stronger and wiser.
It is not praiseworthy to cry your heart out in self-pity. What is done is done and what is over is over. If only we could turn back time!! Yet this to no avail. Hence it is wise to always look forward and never backwards. To keep your head held high despite everything as life is worth living if only you keep a positive outlook on it

Going out with friends is just what I really look forward to. Catching up and having some good time is what makes me cackle.

We had some good time at Rabat and Mdina whilst taking good shots at every spot. Last Sunday was the first Advent Sunday - which happened to be the day of Seher ir-Rabat; there were many street hawkers and unusual displays of local talent and taunting traditional food such as the nougat and the so-called sfineg which we had to wait for till late afternoon to taste.
To end it all we even had a small incident whence Charlo lost balance and dragged me down the canon with him. Stupid Cow!!