Okay so it’s a free wekend for me. I loooove this feeling of not having to rush to do something. Time goes by slowly and if you keep doing something, you’ll accomplish a lot. Well for me, it’s about eating – I’ve been eating since 5PM and I have more food in stock. For five days I worked my ass off and Sunday is chores, shopping and church – so today is my special day. 
As I indulge in life’s simple pleasures, I’d like to look back at all the beautiful things I’ve been doing. This book I’m reading, The Leader Who Had No Title, is just empowering and it helps me focus on doing serious work in the office. It’s true what Robin Sharma said that this is the mindset that all employees should have to help an organization improve. It basically tells you to do your job well and be very good at it, because small good efforts eventually pile up to give you incredibly good things. Olympians don’t become champions overnight – they work hard for years to become masters of what they do. Same goes with any job.
And of course there’s my new job. I just turned one month old in IT and I’m still enjoying what I do. There are times when I feel frustrated/bored after finishing what I need to do early and there’s not much work left to do but then, I’m still in the beginning stage so things are really running slow. I assume this second month will become busier that’s why I’m expecting a lot more from myself – I need to deliver more. Really, I hate it when I’m not doing anything. For me, rest/lazy days come on weekends and holidays. On weekdays, it should be serious work. That’s why I’m so excited for the day when things really kick off.
As for fun, I enjoy staying at home these days. But last Friday I went to Raymond’s KTV night at Chicago as his farewell party with the DTC peeps. Grabe! I love that place and it’s relatively cheap (compared to other famous KTV establishments) considering the clean place, good sounds, new songs, and good food. Ayoko lang ng CR nila – it’s small, not well-lit. But I’d still go there. In fact, I’ve talked with SPMF about it and I wanna take them there. I like those kinds of fun – you sit all night laughing, eating, and just having a good time.
Oh yeah I’ve quit smoking. I can say that now! Not totally but I don’t do it as a habit anymore. This entire week I only had two sticks: one when I walked to the MRT station with an officemate; and another one when my meeting was cancelled and I was soooo bored in the office so nag-Starbucks ako mag-isa at nag-yosi. So for those who love labels, call me a “social smoker.” Hehe. Basta ang bottom-line, I’ve kicked the habit and I can now live without it.
Ayun, I’ve condensed my past two weeks into one short entry. Nothing much happening. I hope in the coming months something major comes up.
