that's the one

stumbling these days is quite fun. you get to browse random articles of your interest with the touch of a button. this little piece of creative innovation piques most of my interest. it takes up quite a bit of my time. you can filter the category then you can just go stumbling. for those who are still curious, try stumble upon. it is fun and shortens your time searching for any good read.

then, while i was stumbling, i came across a article featuring that one rule thingy. ohhh. a few random clicks allow me to find a favourite:

that's the reason i listen to radio nowadays

blogger humming all the way..................... ~let's start from here, lose the past, change your mind~

and today marks the first day the blogger works on weekend. yes, life sucks but the thought of the blogger thinking is still alright is creepier than working itself.

rest this afternoon

picture adapted from other source which i don't know where and when

like the cartoon but i have no luxury to perform this. during my university time, i think nap is a waste of time. i rarely take nap unless i am really tired. now, i haven't used this word for a very long time. 

while i was studiously reading through documents, i saw some people walking past. faces look new. aha, they must be the new associates who have jumped on the audit bandwagon. i want to say welcome aboard but i think it wise to keep the welcoming to myself as they never know what kinda of hell they have just signed up for. it will be best to say, good luck. 

no worries about me. i am doing fine. part of the trick to going through hell is live through hell for a period of time then hell somehow feels okay. i call that endurance. is that a job skill? not really. but i am kind of excited  for the reason that i know there is one, year-end job that requires valuation techniques to be applied that i am interested in. i was kind of hoping that my senior would remember me to tag me along if he is on the job but the luck runs out as he is applying for jobs somewhere else already. oh, the former sentence is supposed to be a taboo. hopefully whoever does the job scheduling assign me to the job. i notice it is only assigned to senior but do you mind a junior associate who has nothing but passion for valuation to be on board? 

blogger is resorting to use THE law of attraction. *wink

idle day

in certain days of our lives, we do not want to do anything but lying on the bed, doing our hobbies, be it reading, watching tv and munching. my ideal day has always been lying on the bed watching tonnes and tonnes of drama series. i don't know why saturday is the best time to remain idle. though i would like to watch a movie, i am just too tired to do anything.

I want to be rich to be able to do this whenever i want and wherever i want

i believe idle day is good for the mind and soul. firstly, you can pamper yourself. i believe everyone needs "i" time, doing whatever you like without a care of what everyone else is doing. part of me wants to just shut everyone out sometimes. portraying your daily activities doesn't amuse me much. not value adding activity. hence, comes the occasional idea of de activating the blue wall. i am not really the cyber-social networking person. i believe it is just plain insane. other than the constant catch up with old friends, i have no idea why i would want to wish everyone happy birthday, read all the daily activity and get to bog down by the social news.

do i really mean it if i say happy birthday even though in normal times, i have no idea when is your birthday. unless your birthday is remembered by heart, the effort put to send a card by mail sounds more meaningful to me. there comes my old uncle mode again.

and the question pops up again, are you with anybody now? errr, errr.. that's why i love watching romance series because i cannot understand how it comes about and this steel heart of mine seldom budge. anybody is welcome to heal mine to soften it up?

ohhh, talking about singlehood, i have a colleague who is leaving it soon. he is engaged and getting married soon. me: how old are you? colleague: 25. =O so young. congratulations to him for finding the right one. i wonder how they know they are fated with each other. wanted to ask but felt shy* and me is here still available. i wonder why i never thought of such a question before.

blogger continue idling.