Turn of the wheel

One thing is sure about New York, you never know what's around the corner. The last few days were a live demonstration. At work, got an amazing offer from a private company that is willing to double my salary and sponsor an H1 visa if I will join. It's a new company, full of promise, but not a shaky start-up but already holding a very impressive client base. It's also focused on cutting-edge almost futuristic technology that is para-medical yet flexible. Tempting. Next week I'll meet the CEO for dinner and we'll see how things develop. On the personal level met a sexy cute and smart guy who although knowing I have a partner has given himself completely to a steamy affair that rocked the sheets. Ooof. The roller coaster is moving so fast. Also made a few new very promising friends not far from my home mates. Starting to feel more and more at home here. This train is moving so fast I got to hold on tight and hope things are steering at the right direction. It's interesting, that's for sure.
And here is a remarkable surfer for an aesthetic finale.





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Anonymous said…
Now that's a FINE ass :)
12:27 PM, January 05, 2009
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