seriously

not that i'm complaining that i get to surf the net for the whole day, but working is not entirely about slacking, to me that is. for me, slacking is after you've managed to accomplish some tremendous work (though work at btmu ain't that tremendous and challenging, but you get what i mean) and you reward yourself by chatting with someone or just hang around.

besides, surfing the net here isn't that fun, considering i have to wary of people who walks behind me. what would they think of when they see me blogging over here, complaining how boring work is?

anyhows. yesterday spent almost the whole day staring at wikipedia, starting from sjab (they have lots of details for sjab sg page) to jerusalem to jesus/christianity/gospels/abraham/king david and then to cocktails, which i've discovered that Absolut has released a new flavour called Absolut Los Angeles. charissa said i should go learn something i like, since i'm so free anyway. i was actually thinking yesterday that if work is really going to be so boring, i would start reading the bible online or something.

bah.

shanshan (another temp) said that sometimes it's like that (having nothing to do), especially when they're in the midst of closing some projects (which is why i'm here, to proof read their reports). actually i was thinking they should be enough with just shanshan and the other newcomer darren because i'm really doing nothing at all, and the work that i've actually done yesterday could be given to shanshan. she can sit at my cubicle too. (adrian said my work is to help the both sides)

there's several minus points too, like how far tanglin shopping centre is from the nearest mrt station. my pants got wet when i braved through the rain. and also there's no dress down fridays (i'm thinking it's because sometimes need to meet clients, but not for the temps leh). not to mention the pay and that the food at the foodcourt cost more than the food in goldenshoe. and i feel alone in my cubicle as though i'm on my own island.

the only plus point is that it's in orchard, which means i can go home early.

i'll give myself a couple of weeks more before i contemplate going off. after all, i can see that adrian is really up to his neck with all the meetings etc that he did not have time to assign the stuff.

but if i do leave, let's hope that the job at the media company is still open. (amanda called me only after i've signed the contract!) because i do not want to use my backup plan.
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