Wednesday, and I've got the middle of the week syndrome. Ever since I started working, days of the week came by as a blur. It was like falling asleep on a Monday then waking up realizing that its nurse-your-hang-over day, known to many as Sunday. Could you blame me? I work the night shift in a non-call center office, teach and take post-graduate classes. Come Saturday, I felt like a calf bone ravaged by several pit bulls.
Yet I still found it in me to hang out and drink with friends. I thank Cholo and Joko for that.
Back to Business. I’ve decided to give blogging another shot; the last blog went from consistent posting to stagnation then inevitable retirement. If friends are using your tag-board for curse word possibility tests, now would be a good time to start updating or start a new one. New things excite me, keep me focused or interested. I’m praying that this new blog will transcend excitement, unlike the last one. Which was the cause of its demise.
Now for the posts. I will try to update the blog as much as possible; there will be always that one day where I am utterly useless in the office. Posts will range from reviews, recipes and stories. I hope.
Time to keep every one up to speed.
First, I finally have found a decent job. Though I’ve never thought I’d last this long; I feel that the night shift suits me. I wish to give out a disclaimer that I do not work in a call center (not that there is anything wrong with that, but I have my reasons). Being financially stable never felt so freaking great. Being single has a lot to do with this feeling I guess. I've been working at this office close to eight months now.
Second, I have decided not to teach this semester, having four classes a week in graduate school is torture enough. I will miss the perks and perils of teaching but it had to be done.
My sister has returned to the apartment as the semester looms over the horizon. We have grown accustomed to living together in a small confined space; I made it clear that surviving is going to be a matter of teamwork this year. I felt like a coach giving a pep talk to a rookie, my sister on the other hand smiles and decides to eat a melon.
Things have been going good so far, though I have to admit that there have been bumps (big ones) along the way. Vanilla ice cream roads are so boring.
On a lighter note, I’ve decided to take up running as a sport and hobby again. In preparation for a friends wedding by the end of the month I so want to loose weight. Plus I may be getting back to boxing and muay-thai soon. I’m slowly trying to regain youthful stamina. Ack. Wish us luck.
I’m cutting this post short; I have to get back to work. Least the “chief” decides to sandbag me with a client query. It’s all good he’s a swell boss.
The only thing dancing on my irritable nerve is the repetitive and irritating voice of the “karaoke queen” in the workstation next to mine. Am I that evil? Here I am listening to Cynthia Alexander yet I still hear the pitiful attempts of vocal tone alteration of Ever After by Bonnie Bailey. Double whammy there, I’m not much for the song plus rave/house sounds is never supposed to be sung aloud. It’s running for the fourth consecutive time mind you. I’m starting to have that moment; similar to when Billy Crystal’s character in “Analyze That” where in his father’s wake gives a piece of his mind on how terrible his father was instead of a eulogy. He was only imagining it though. My version involves flinging my computer screen. Criticisms a bitch.
*Breathe in, breathe out*
I’m good now. Its Wednesday and I’ve got middle of the week syndrome. It’s all down hill from here after this mid-week hump.
I can’t wait.
Toodles.