Today is the last regular class day of the term. After today, I’ve never felt so exhausted—which I couldn’t really explain why. I mean, I had more ‘active’ days (all I did today was to talk with my lab group presentations for two hours—sitting down), like going to school for the whole day, then playing tennis afterwards, then staying up really late.
I guess it’s the summation of all these things:
- The mental exhaustion of paneling
- The emotional exhaustion of making group compromises regarding work effort
- Running late for reasons beyond my control
- Raining at the wrong time and getting stranded when my ride is just a freaking block away (seriously, the school should make a roofed(?) walkway to the Sports Complex)
- My charm and alien powers not working with the guards who won’t lend me an umbrella just so I can go to the other building and return it there. I ended up going back to the lab to borrow an umbrella. When I got back outside, the rain outside got a little less than I can actually make a run for it without the umbrella
- Unable to accompany Quiaps who paneled with me to snack because I’m running late, which made me feel…um, “un-right”, since it looked like a Panel and Run kind of thing.
- Almost a road woe on the way home—always look at the bloody right side mirror, dammit!
- Didn’t get to do the x-ray as planned because of the holiday, I won’t get the results until Saturday—which I think would be the same thing if I get the x-ray on Saturday morning and maybe get the results in the afternoon.
At that point, I was tired when I got home. There was NO traffic, by the way—no road idiots either (this time, the idiot was me, actually). I was supposed to go to GH after school but I decided not to. Unfortunately, my mom thought otherwise that she made this itinerary on going to the bank so I can sign some docs, then to Megamall for bill payments, then to GH. I groggily tried to go along but after mom paid the bills, she finally noticed how messed up I was and we decided to detour back home. But not after we dropped by some establishments inside the mall that added to my list of moody factors above, specifically:
- Inefficient account executives who tell you to call back today only to find out that today is her f*kcng day off! To make things more irritating, two months is not enough for her to process the “un-freezing” of my account?! B.S! Account executives like her, who only become oh-so-accommodating when your contract is about to expire and religiously texting you of promos just so they can get their commission, should be…I don’t know, exiled from this planet or something. Really, I try to understand that it’s their job and all—but someone should add “continued accommodation during existing contract” in their job descriptions. As we walked away, I kept saying to myself, “Calm down, calm down! If you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all.”
- Just when I needed a convenient Internet Card kiosk, I don’t see one that I had to go to the fourth floor to buy one.
- The eye medicine I need is out of stock on two Mercury Drugstores we went to, where the location cost me the commute via FX and had to do a long walk. Normally, I wouldn’t mind the long walk but I was unusually tired, remember?
After all those things, I napped the moment I got home. Like K.O’d nap. This is such a weird day.
[Me want Djokovic-Canas Sony Ericsson Final Match replay!!! ]
I guess it’s the summation of all these things:
- The mental exhaustion of paneling
- The emotional exhaustion of making group compromises regarding work effort
- Running late for reasons beyond my control
- Raining at the wrong time and getting stranded when my ride is just a freaking block away (seriously, the school should make a roofed(?) walkway to the Sports Complex)
- My charm and alien powers not working with the guards who won’t lend me an umbrella just so I can go to the other building and return it there. I ended up going back to the lab to borrow an umbrella. When I got back outside, the rain outside got a little less than I can actually make a run for it without the umbrella
- Unable to accompany Quiaps who paneled with me to snack because I’m running late, which made me feel…um, “un-right”, since it looked like a Panel and Run kind of thing.
- Almost a road woe on the way home—always look at the bloody right side mirror, dammit!
- Didn’t get to do the x-ray as planned because of the holiday, I won’t get the results until Saturday—which I think would be the same thing if I get the x-ray on Saturday morning and maybe get the results in the afternoon.
At that point, I was tired when I got home. There was NO traffic, by the way—no road idiots either (this time, the idiot was me, actually). I was supposed to go to GH after school but I decided not to. Unfortunately, my mom thought otherwise that she made this itinerary on going to the bank so I can sign some docs, then to Megamall for bill payments, then to GH. I groggily tried to go along but after mom paid the bills, she finally noticed how messed up I was and we decided to detour back home. But not after we dropped by some establishments inside the mall that added to my list of moody factors above, specifically:
- Inefficient account executives who tell you to call back today only to find out that today is her f*kcng day off! To make things more irritating, two months is not enough for her to process the “un-freezing” of my account?! B.S! Account executives like her, who only become oh-so-accommodating when your contract is about to expire and religiously texting you of promos just so they can get their commission, should be…I don’t know, exiled from this planet or something. Really, I try to understand that it’s their job and all—but someone should add “continued accommodation during existing contract” in their job descriptions. As we walked away, I kept saying to myself, “Calm down, calm down! If you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all.”
- Just when I needed a convenient Internet Card kiosk, I don’t see one that I had to go to the fourth floor to buy one.
- The eye medicine I need is out of stock on two Mercury Drugstores we went to, where the location cost me the commute via FX and had to do a long walk. Normally, I wouldn’t mind the long walk but I was unusually tired, remember?
After all those things, I napped the moment I got home. Like K.O’d nap. This is such a weird day.
[Me want Djokovic-Canas Sony Ericsson Final Match replay!!! ]
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