Killing time is wasting money, and vice versa. Though not really new for me, once again i have wasted more than four hours of my precious time waiting for the car pool ride , and with this more than 600 bucks on a crappy movie, greasy dinner, and an expensive overly sweet cup of almond mocha coffee. I know i vowed to be more careful with how i spend my hard-earned money, but wrong decisions led from one thing to another, and before i realized it, i was already throwing away that much for nothing, geesh. 

Arriving home past midnight, i was too pooped out and pissed to even think of what i am supposed to do(homework to give to my students? lesson plan?articles to write?). However, a promise is a promise. So here i am blogging. I have written something at the coffee shop while waiting, but i think i need to beef it up with research data to make it more substantial, thus making it a more-worth-reading material. It's three minutes past one, and i still have to prepare a test for tomorrow. Besides i still have to be up early for car pool ride again to minimize my daily fare expenses. Oh, well...Everything is okay. My life is going at its usual pace. I am no longer plagued by memories of the previous company i worked for--i miss my coworkers and the routine, really. I have finally moved on, albeit a little later than i intended. Time to call it a day and hit the sack. 
Maris
1/4/2012 08:14:46 am

I would comment on my own blog LOL. I wanna write right now, but work demands that i be out of here in five minutes or else...I'll be home earlier today, though, so blogging and article writing would have to wait until later. :)

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    A smile a day drives the sadness away.

    With all the drudgery and disappointments of daily life, staying afloat and keeping up with the good fight becomes challenging. Hence, i decided to concentrate serious effort in being and staying positive. However, life would always have something to get in the way of one's valiant effort to stay afloat. Not that it would automatically drag us down(sometimes, maybe). But in taking things with a grain of  salt, we would come to realize that there would always be lessons to learn and a thing or two to smile about, if we only look at whatever lies before us hard enough.  

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