hmm… it’s scary how easy it is to be so lazy.
i wake up, make breakfast, have a cup of tea and then a sit down (or sometimes a lie down on the couch), maybe watch the morning news programme, maybe read the papers online, maybe just do nothing but stare at the ceiling. for hours.
and then it’s lunch time, so i feel compelled to do something, and i do do something (packing, pottering, surfing the internet…) for a couple of hours, and then presto the day is almost over and it’s dinnertime.
i really don’t do very much.
but in my head it’s justified by the fact that i will most likely be working 18 hour days for the next two years, so it’s okay! i’m just using up all the free time i will not have for those two years in these 6 months.
(i am perhaps being overparanoid about my training contract hours - current trainees have indicated that the hours aren’t really all that bad *cross fingers*)
and also, when i say i’m doing nothing, i consider trying to sort out problems with my UOB card as ALOTTATHINGS - which also fills me with loathing - so for every minute spent trying to deal with UOB, i get to veg out for 3 minutes because that is really how long it takes me to recover from other peoples’ stupidity.
- this & that, issues | Time: 12:14 pm (UTC+8)
Fret not, that is exactly what I do too! Well, the day ALWAYS begins with reading the papers.
When did you get back?
Comment by jem — July 16, 2007 @ 6:41 pm
i’m not back yet, if by back you mean back to singapore.
i’m still in london, making the whole UOB thing even more annoying.
Comment by ejl — July 16, 2007 @ 7:50 pm
Hmm, why don’t you sort out your UOB fiasco when you return to Singapore, instead of doing it overseas?
Comment by jem — July 17, 2007 @ 6:17 pm
aiyah it’s complicated.
Comment by ejl — July 18, 2007 @ 2:31 pm