Friday, February 20, 2009
Life has been kind of odd lately.
I feel like I've not be making full use of my voice box. There's not many to talk to in the office. Not much to talk about anyway. All other conversations are done virtually. I feel like I need to have some nice coffee time with friends and chat
(anyone wants to have this nice coffee time at the Truong Nguyen Cafe?? My sis says its coffee kicks ass! And she's a Starbucks-hater!). And I feel like I
need a good, long laugh. Then when I come home, time passes too fast. And the odd thing is, I feel like I've done nothing during the few hours before sleep.
And it's odd how I enjoy crossing out days on the calender on my desk in the office. What kind of a cheap thrill is that? I devote a nice 20 seconds every morning to draw a nice, big, black cross on the date before. What's up with that? I even draw stars on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. What's up with that?
Everyday I spazz about one thing - my UK and Paris trip with Loo.
I realise that the one thing that really makes me happy is travel. I admit to spending time during work to surf on the Globe Trekker site - being very envious of the Travellers of the show. I think they have the most awesome job ever... a job I would love to have.
Many people say that it's good to work after the As. Earn some cash and feel what it's like to work. If working is like what it is, then people would really do anything for money. Cos working is quite a drag. But I think I'm only saying this because my job does not require much brain activity. I feel like I've been totally forgetting the use the brain.
I also realise that I should really get a job that lets me travel (and use my brain). It's painful to sit there everyday, counting down to June. And without occupying my mind - by actively using my brain - I've been also worrying about the you-know-what.
Thank goodness for Coldplay and Eurotrip spazzing.
Rachel typed at 11:29 pm
