Thanks for your suggestions, but this blog is very topic specific. If you have any general comments to make about my daily life then please post at my Blue_Chi blog.

I’m writing you seeing that you are the new generation, since we are becoming globally oriented and I did notice that people were suffering in Oman because today they have more exposure to the Canadian.

I was there for a short period but I picked up on a lot of the lack of teaching the basic grammar and encouragement of the spelling techniques. When I first lived in US decades ago people thought that I’m either British or French because of my accent. Now I say I speak broken English (American).

Quote:” I was righting this after 12 midnight and I couldn’t be bothered to review it. I will try to edit it later.”

Because you are restless for now which is normal with all the holidays, feeling home sick—I was in your shoes many times. Can you imagine if you have a case then loose it because you couldn’t review of being tired? These caring or proficiently advices might be insulting for you now, but you will appreciate them one day,, It is easier if you copy the article then paste on words then see what needs correction?

Have you tried this web for music: http://www.seeqpod.com you might need some soft classical before you sleep? I’m trying to cheer you up, as I tell my daughter in California: You are lucky we can call or chat every day, on my time we hardly know what is going on, even my mother passed away and couldn’t go back ….

Go to the mall watch how crazy people are shopping and they tell you the economy is bad ! ! ! I will elaborate on the patent/trade mark personal experience later on, as I tried when your web was off then my computer lost many documents because downloading new software.

I post using British spelling because (1) I studied (and studying some more) law in Britain, (2) Oman’s official English is British English, (3) this post is about British law.