...back to Sydney

Things are looking good whenever I sit down and work with AMOS. Its a wonderful piece of software that I wish was presented to me 4-5 years ago. I am at peace with my data and how I realize that Confirmatory Data Analysis is more suitable for my data, rather than the Exploratory Data Analysis. On another note, AMOS is an extension of SPSS. So, in a way, I am extending my current knowledge of SPSS (which is not much) to a bit of higher order.

On a different note, it is very bad in regard of finances and money. I am in deep shit, quick-sand-type, waist length, probably will sink deeper, kind of problem. Life expenses here is Sydney is bearable, thanks to Zak, but this is way deeper than day-to-day life. This is a hole that was dug for more than 5 years. And I am not sure how it will end up. AT, as the new super, is a lot of help. But I am not sure how much he is willing to help on this matter. Or how does he think about my situation.

This is life. When you fell into a hole, you must pull yourself out. Some people might help to pull you out, but there are others who will be happy if you are stuck there. And for some people, they just don't care. They might say they're sorry, but would probably do nothing to alleviate nor exacerbate the situation. The most important thing, in order to survive, is to pull yourself out. If there are people helping, work with them. Appreciate their help.

That is how the world works. This is definitely how life works.