This is how my cubicle looks like almost all working days, an organised chaos which Hafiz Hazim once cleverly referred to as an aftermath of a horrendous typhoon. There are too many things to do, notice the hills of books waiting for me to peek in and later, have a severe headache over it (owwh, the constant perfectionist is annoying!)
Thus, I am in office at 7.30am on a beautiful Saturday morning, having Nesvita+Weetbix for breakfast while simultaneously correcting grammar and sentence structure in essays albeit my own concurrent mistakes in the same areas are still apparent.
I miss my other Saturday mornings back home, the ones either spent gobbling down The Mother's thosai or having a chai latte+wholegrain muffin at my favourite coffee spot, Marmalade over a good book and the newspaper.
Shit, I just realised that I just might be a workaholic.
7 comments:
too much of school kan?
i've been working for 7 consecutive saturdays and sundays and this weekend i'm free.
but, i woke up yesterday and felt empty... (tak boleh blah). called a few friends for breakfast but they're all tied down do something, so i went to school! and cheered for my school team who was playing for Liga Sukan Komuniti.
i really need a life!
babe, i serioooooooussssly know what you mean.
where has our carefree soul gone to? Sydney, come back to me!
hafiz Hazim did that??
ono, he said that it's like a typhoon. Husni, comprehension! :p
Girls tend to pour so much of themselves into their work that they end up empty.
You should spend some time filling yourself up by doing something for yourself sometimes!
=)
you have very nice cubicle. i mean, u have a cubicle to begin with!! best gileeee!!! almost mcm kat office.
i'm copying Russell Peters tone when he said "u have a rooooom" in this next sentence...
U HAVE A CUBICLLLE???
i envy u. envy u sekejap. then i remember that u also work on sundays... now i kesian kat u balik... u deserve to have a cubicle =)
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