A great follow up from the miserable last post:
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Friday, July 18, 2008
moral outcry
ROAR ROAR ROAR
I'm so pissed off and angry that such stupid, cruel, senseless people exist.
Extremely graphic. Stupid b*tch.
I'm so pissed off and angry that such stupid, cruel, senseless people exist.
Extremely graphic. Stupid b*tch.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Kiss Kiss Kiss
Kiss Kiss Kiss!
The best thing between a boy and a girl is the act of their lips touching. Yes, a kiss!
To touch lips in the form of a quick peck or a hungry slobber. To emote the feelings of adoration or appreciation, maybe even both. To say "I love you" without needing to say the words. Sometimes, I think it says even more.
The wonderful thing about getting kisses and kissing, is the that the best ones you can't really ask for. You have to sit around and let your charms work itself for you. Like falling in love, you don't really need to try hard (a kiss with good tricks, like a loving relationship, however, that needs work). A kiss is truly privileged, whether you are girl or boy.
I remember waiting around for a first kiss to happen. I remember the first time I initiated a kiss. I remember getting an unwanted kiss. Actually, twice. I know his kisses, so well known by now but still so very special. In fact, I never wish to kiss anyone else.
But kisses from a stranger did happen recently. Three times.
First kiss when I leaned in for a friendly hug.
Second kiss when I got angry and wanted to scold.
Third kiss when I was doing nothing, innocently watching telly.
These three kisses I got from a dog that we're doggy-sitting for about a month. Although full of slobber, smelling of dog and full of love. Surprisingly, it didn't lack the elements of a warm feeling, an uplifted spirit and a sense of being adored.
So to the girls visiting my place soon, be warned. You just might get a kiss from a darling boy!
The best thing between a boy and a girl is the act of their lips touching. Yes, a kiss!
To touch lips in the form of a quick peck or a hungry slobber. To emote the feelings of adoration or appreciation, maybe even both. To say "I love you" without needing to say the words. Sometimes, I think it says even more.
The wonderful thing about getting kisses and kissing, is the that the best ones you can't really ask for. You have to sit around and let your charms work itself for you. Like falling in love, you don't really need to try hard (a kiss with good tricks, like a loving relationship, however, that needs work). A kiss is truly privileged, whether you are girl or boy.
I remember waiting around for a first kiss to happen. I remember the first time I initiated a kiss. I remember getting an unwanted kiss. Actually, twice. I know his kisses, so well known by now but still so very special. In fact, I never wish to kiss anyone else.
But kisses from a stranger did happen recently. Three times.
First kiss when I leaned in for a friendly hug.
Second kiss when I got angry and wanted to scold.
Third kiss when I was doing nothing, innocently watching telly.
These three kisses I got from a dog that we're doggy-sitting for about a month. Although full of slobber, smelling of dog and full of love. Surprisingly, it didn't lack the elements of a warm feeling, an uplifted spirit and a sense of being adored.
So to the girls visiting my place soon, be warned. You just might get a kiss from a darling boy!
Monday, July 07, 2008
Dilemma
I have such an interesting problem that keeps me at work till 10.48pm. How do you spend $5million endowment money?
No boring ideas like scholarships and bursaries (that will be done, naturally). Question is, what else? Clue: it has to really do something. Make that difference.
No boring ideas like scholarships and bursaries (that will be done, naturally). Question is, what else? Clue: it has to really do something. Make that difference.
Friday, July 04, 2008
about this boy...
Rant Time
I don't think I've ever been this busy, really. It is not the same "busy" like being busy at conferencing days where if you put in hours of extra work, things will be fine. This busy is the kind where you think and think and can't think anymore. Pure metal exhaustion, that makes me feel like collapsing from the inside and possibly regretting the day I ever got my University degree that puts me here in the first place.
So here's the thing: I've got two CEOs to serve (one in-coming and the other out-going), three managers who each will never really know how much work has been assigned, two teams (the other team linked to the out-going CEO's company) and previously, two departments. I keep telling myself that things will ease and slow down soon, but "soon" is taking its time to arrive. In the meantime, I do work for each CEO, manager, team and department as if I exists for them solely.
Here's the second catch. For the first time ever (so far that I've gotten to know), I have become one of those people that you simply don't know why you hate. I'm sure you've met some people where you can't put a finger on what exactly it is that you dislike, but you sure don't like them! Not to everyone, but I can tell of two particular people who don't like me that way.
I will shamefully admit that I've been Miss Popular, Miss Student Body President, and almost the equivalent of a high school cheerleader. Being liked was not a problem at all! But I don't think it bothers me so much that they don't like me. On one hand it is confusing that I simply don't know what to do about it, but really, they make my work life miserable. And when they make work miserable, it somehow eats at my ego.
I've been in this mildly depressed state, short of crying that my world is caving in. But a bit of yoga, soon a gym membership, going for classical music concerts, lots of cooking may do the trick to increase those happy hormones, and in turn, a happy me. After all, only a couple more months to go before I no longer work with the second team.
Come end of November, it will be one CEO, one team, one department... erm, but still three managers.
I don't think I've ever been this busy, really. It is not the same "busy" like being busy at conferencing days where if you put in hours of extra work, things will be fine. This busy is the kind where you think and think and can't think anymore. Pure metal exhaustion, that makes me feel like collapsing from the inside and possibly regretting the day I ever got my University degree that puts me here in the first place.
So here's the thing: I've got two CEOs to serve (one in-coming and the other out-going), three managers who each will never really know how much work has been assigned, two teams (the other team linked to the out-going CEO's company) and previously, two departments. I keep telling myself that things will ease and slow down soon, but "soon" is taking its time to arrive. In the meantime, I do work for each CEO, manager, team and department as if I exists for them solely.
Here's the second catch. For the first time ever (so far that I've gotten to know), I have become one of those people that you simply don't know why you hate. I'm sure you've met some people where you can't put a finger on what exactly it is that you dislike, but you sure don't like them! Not to everyone, but I can tell of two particular people who don't like me that way.
I will shamefully admit that I've been Miss Popular, Miss Student Body President, and almost the equivalent of a high school cheerleader. Being liked was not a problem at all! But I don't think it bothers me so much that they don't like me. On one hand it is confusing that I simply don't know what to do about it, but really, they make my work life miserable. And when they make work miserable, it somehow eats at my ego.
I've been in this mildly depressed state, short of crying that my world is caving in. But a bit of yoga, soon a gym membership, going for classical music concerts, lots of cooking may do the trick to increase those happy hormones, and in turn, a happy me. After all, only a couple more months to go before I no longer work with the second team.
Come end of November, it will be one CEO, one team, one department... erm, but still three managers.
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