I have a home...

Finally I made up my mind and chose one of the million apartments listed on the Ross Housing website. It is a one bedroom apartment with one bathroom, a kitchen and a living room. A friend of mine who is also attending Ross kindly went to see the place for me. He said it was not very spacious but otherwise decent. I am okay with a small place to live in, especially when it's close to campus, relatively cheaper than many others, and allows me to have 'me' time. None of the apartments have built-in washer/dryer. But there are many laundry facilities nearby and apparently most of them do deliver! How sweet... I already can't wait to move in and get my desk and bedroom organized before school starts! Let's get reading! Oh another dork moment...

Today my plan is to go see my family physician and have her fill out a part of my visa application where my health status needs clarification. Fortunately I actually really like this doctor I have been seeing. She is very patient and very kind to every patient of hers yet never loses her professionalism. I hope she remains this way. By going to see her for some of my own problems in the past, I have gained some medical knowledge myself - thanks to her ever-so-patient and simplified explanations.

After talking to my friend at Ross, I have made a list of things that I should get in Vancouver before I leave for Dominica. And I am not working today so I should use my time wisely and get as much done as possible! Maybe I will even visit the police if I have extra time! Alright ciao!