Here’s the second joke, based on September’s issue
of Reader’s Digest Asia;
“A student is
on one side of a raging river. There are no bridges. He has no boat. He shouts
out to the master on the opposite bank: ‘How do I get to the other side?’ The
master shouts back: ‘You are on the other side.’”
YAWWWNNNN!
I returned home from the night jog one and a half
hour ago and now getting sleepy while sipping my milk at the same time.
It’s been a while since I last posted my blog,
probably nearly a month ago. Needless to say, so many things happened since the
day I returned to my civilian life (and thus, the title of this post). From
getting a job, requesting for resignation, finally found the personal traits of
the girl of my dream, celebrating my birthday with my close/best friends (I’ve
an issue with this/these definitions of levels of friendship, totally) to lunch
treat and surprise gifts by my family. You know –I could probably sound like a
girl blogging about all the good things happened to her, and then posting
images from her camera into her blog and exclaimed how happy she was and… yadda
yadda yadda…
Well, I supposed there isn’t a need for any
explanation if you find any of the above quite negative –or lead to a negative
thought about me. I wouldn’t want to dwell so much on that. It’s because by
doing so, explaining to everyone whom I know as to why I quit a job, it sounds
like I want others to accept my reasoning. Without knowing it, I’ve become
chained to them –I must sort of update
them whenever whatever happens to me.
Bah! Silence is golden. Tomorrow is my next
interview via an agency.
And –
OH MY GAWD!
IT’S 10.40PM! Gosh –I must go to bed now! Goodnight,
earthlings!
Yours Truly and Sincerely,
‘Iz
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