Thursday, February 16, 2006
bee zee day
nv blog abt my 3rd day at work simply because i was damn shagged. 3rd day was like.. not really much to do, but just very tiring. Finish up my supervisor's work. Then i check my inbox!! And guess what!!!!!!!! 1 of my collegue sent out an email informing everyone in the dept that i'm the new intern. Wa laoooo.......... 3mins later i receive an email from another collegue asking me to help him with his outstanding job. In my heart i duno i felt happy or ()*&^&$!*@#$"*&$!*@#$*&@#
so anyway... i helped la... so i briefed me wat to do until 6.15pm. 15mins of my time!!!! I dun like. hahaha~ i only like to go late and return early. Bad working attitude. I know i know. But people NEED to rest. I NEED to rest. =p
Today! Haiz.... That collegue that ask me to help him.. i thought was to assist him only. And he actually told me today that i'm to handle the hold project myself. Great. Gotta liasie with ppl that are involved and they are from other dept. wa lao.... duno he wanna sabo me or wat. Or he's not afraid that i'll do a bad job and cause him to get screwed. haha!
Bah!!! Tml will be
b-e-e-z-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-estudying is better. HA.HA.
i'm sucha bitch =pOh yea, i was the King of Hades for a few mins of my life =D
Why so? cos wend called to inform me imme after she realised her hamster died.
so wat i did was to write in my book that it was the 24398723567645297328293651th hamster that died on earth.
According to my statistics: 28795645 died because they were eaten either by a cat or dog. 8976987 drowned. 15432987 choked to death. 17472456 died will running on the exercise wheel. 285798762 died because their owner accidentally stepped on them. 2175 died of loniness. 872985 died of a heart attack. 87285 died due to unhealthy eating causing artery clog. 2139769874875 died a mystery/unnatural death.
HAHAHAHAHA.. oops.
My deepest condolences wend. =(
10:57 PM
i spilled milk on the lawn
sometimes i love all these pain i'm going through cause they remind me how much a failure i am.
