(NOT SO) HELLO, MONDAY!
On Monday morning, when you have to wake up at 6 am after a late Sunday night (
caused by over-timed chatting up till 1 am ), you feel like you want to bash someone up just for the sake of bashing someone up. You walk to the bathroom, splash yourself awake with freezing cold water, whilst forgetting to put on your shower cap. In the end your hair is wet and you're forced to wash it thoroughly with COLD WATER and you curse yourself for being such a sleepy head. Walking out of the bath, Mom tells you that
'Girl, you've been shouting in your sleep and answering my questions last night,' and you shiver in horror when you wonder how much stuff you're not supposed to reveal that had been revealed to Mom. Or that the bottle of Listerine is empty and you get awfully conscious that your breath is going to stink for the rest of the day.
You almost fall asleep in the car on the way to work, so you turn up your Clarion's volume to level 20 so that the loud music would keep you awake. Then you hurl bad words at the stupid woman who answered 'Tom Hanks' to
Mix's Battle of the Sexes question: 'Who starred as Malcolm X in the 1992 making of the show?'
Hoi, Woman! Don't you know that Malcolm X was a black person???? IDIOT *&^%@*~&$(#!!!
Then you reach the office and in your efforts to stay awake you make yourself 3 servings worth of NESCAFE CLASSIC and end up with a horrible stomach ache less than half and hour later. After a while, you stare at manuscripts and page proofs and pull yourself to a computer to prepare the style-sheet guides and macro structures for lower secondary workbook series. And then you realise that the Contents section for the Form Three book is entirely mixed up and you feel awfully guilty that you're making Design work on the entire 5 pages as well as the page numbering for 192 pages again.
But once you're at the computer, you think of Blogging and you end up doing something that you're not supposed to do. You do it anyway because it is what you consider to be your ultimate stress relief.
Finally, you say,
Hello, Monday! and this time, at least you mean it, in a better way.
Now, back to work!
