Yeah i should be aslp by now considering the fact that i've to work tml. How sad. Where half of spore prolly would be waking up at 11am.. i'm alrd well busy with work by then.
Anyway, kinda manage to really unwind over the weekend.. was over at zouk on fri nite and boy did i see so many familar faces. Mostly all the ex st-margsians... esp steph! missed bumming into her ever so often. And it was hilarious being with the grp. Win and his lame jokes about "whales" (okie you noe wat i'm toking abt eh)
Then on sat was over at a class bbq.. all those ppl i hadnt seen in a long while except for sarah where i see her practically everyday. Haha! Okie.. so most of them hadnt changed one bit. will meet up soon again before those guys have to do us proud by serving the nation and protecting our asses.
Went over to sentosa today with jas. As expected, the 2 chatterbox couldnt stop chatting from the moment we saw each other.. so many exciting goss to share! There were so many foreigners.. esp ah mohs and koreans (okie sarah, you can start camping there now) and many stark naked little boys. Haha!! couldnt understand why parents juz wouldnt bring their kids esp little boys to wash up in a proper toilet. They have to be striped naked infront of so many ppl..
I got to agree, i miss the sun the sand and the sea!
-i need a getway; anyone interested in a little trip overseas (with dat i dun mean sentosa)-
I'm out. Need to get up at 7! Pity me!
Princess xoxo
11:53 PM
Tuesday, April 18, 2006
I've been so wound up tight this couple of days. Maybe its the pressure i'm giving myself or prolly i'm kinda stressed up. With what you would ask right? Things are very different from school or even the intership here. Techniques i've to pick up in record time, fending for ourselves are crucial as well as self learning. No longer being told what to learn and wat not like how we are expose to back in school. Its a different world out here. Sometimes i wonder if i really am cut out for this job here. I mean some of you may think its juz an accounts job, how hard can it be to juz learn how to do the work. But sadly, thou thats enough to get you by but not enuff for you to justify your findings. We have to noe the fundamentals of the process before we can understand what we are doing certain things for and that part is the tricky one. Some others may tell me "Ade, you are not cut out to be in this line. Mayb marketing or tourism if more you" Sometimes i wonder if i really would have a better time in that line with more job satisfaction. But! i'm gonna put all those tots out and finish up with my degree first. Suddenly, i've a urging feeling to get back into school right-a-way. With talent, no hardwork there is no result. I might not even have the talent.. how depressing. And mainly tok only.. no action.. even more upsetting. Sigh.. Things are going to change, For the better now dat i noe what has gone wrong... *For lil kor - Thanx for all the encouragements* *For chichi - I miss your piggy backs*
Princess xoxo
10:07 AM
Friday, April 07, 2006
She is not a superwoman Many a time, many of us thinks that a mother's job is to take care of all the daily runnings of household chores. All dat includes: cooking, washing the dishes, cleaning the toilet, vacumming the house, mopping the floor, listen to her husband's grumbles and children's complains, working and etc etc... How many a time we have necglected her and have recognised her effort for being a super mum? How many time have we brought her out for dinner or to a spa for her to unwind? Or merely juz spending quiet time watching tv with her and listens to her ramblings once in a while as well as helping out? Prolly twice a year. Once during mothers' day and the other on her birthday. How often do your dad actually praises her? And thank her for taking care of the family and slogging hard? Do men not need to say thank you as well? Are we as woman being confined to do the things we are said to "suppose" to do? The saddest thing would be realising our mums are being unappreciated and treated like a maid. She deserve to do what she wants and deserved to have a life as well. To my mother: I salute all your hardwork and am guilty for all i've done... She deserved to be treasured.