the thing that sucks most about having a chalet is the lethargy that linger days after it ends. waking up for work today was kinda difficult, despite sleeping relatively early yesterday, one of the earliest for this holiday so far. felt so so lazy to go, but of course i did end up going la. cant afford to skive.
speaking of work, there are two kinds of customers that exist. one that makes your day, and one that can make it really bad. today i encountered this bloody irritating kid, no more than just 5-6 years old, who cant seem to behave himself in the store. he was running around touching and misplacing everything on the shelves, and played with the ice on the insides of the ice-cream freezer, leaving it wide open. worse is when he rubbed his hands against the glass door/wall, which has decorative snow designs for christmas. that left the whole thing all messed up looking like some abstract art done with a correction fluid. all this while the idiotic mother was apathetically browsing through titles. and when the devil of a son did drop a couple of casings and a metal divider onto the floor, all she did was to look at me, and told me to scold her son for misbehaving. " Aah scold him scold this boy he dont want to listen one...aah boy you see uncle scold you already aaah you better put back..bla bla bla.." please la woman .... seriously? what the heck.. inside my head i was thinking hey bodoh this is your son it's good enough that i didnt give him a mighty jotos when you werent looking. as much as i love kids, what i cant stand is children who dont know how to behave in a public place, have no manners, and talk like yaya papaya who think they know a lot already. yes and plus parents who allow their kids to revel in such a behaviour, and allow them to end up like that. it's amazingly sad for them. and i cant stand it. i bet no one can.
anyways ive got a gut feeling i might be graduating after next semester. not that i would be that disappointed about it, but it's more of the fact that im kinda afraid i might not know of what to do as a career after that. to date, its a choice between being a policeman, or being a teacher. there may be other options as i go along, but those are the two most practical ones i can think of at the moment. the private sector appeals, but the instability worries me too. haiya dunno la headache thinking about it all. decisions decisions. how aye?
im feeling tired. it's seriously the post-chalet syndrome la. should sleep soon i guess. got my second practical to go for tomorrow anyway. wish me luck again yea. good night.
speaking of work, there are two kinds of customers that exist. one that makes your day, and one that can make it really bad. today i encountered this bloody irritating kid, no more than just 5-6 years old, who cant seem to behave himself in the store. he was running around touching and misplacing everything on the shelves, and played with the ice on the insides of the ice-cream freezer, leaving it wide open. worse is when he rubbed his hands against the glass door/wall, which has decorative snow designs for christmas. that left the whole thing all messed up looking like some abstract art done with a correction fluid. all this while the idiotic mother was apathetically browsing through titles. and when the devil of a son did drop a couple of casings and a metal divider onto the floor, all she did was to look at me, and told me to scold her son for misbehaving. " Aah scold him scold this boy he dont want to listen one...aah boy you see uncle scold you already aaah you better put back..bla bla bla.." please la woman .... seriously? what the heck.. inside my head i was thinking hey bodoh this is your son it's good enough that i didnt give him a mighty jotos when you werent looking. as much as i love kids, what i cant stand is children who dont know how to behave in a public place, have no manners, and talk like yaya papaya who think they know a lot already. yes and plus parents who allow their kids to revel in such a behaviour, and allow them to end up like that. it's amazingly sad for them. and i cant stand it. i bet no one can.
anyways ive got a gut feeling i might be graduating after next semester. not that i would be that disappointed about it, but it's more of the fact that im kinda afraid i might not know of what to do as a career after that. to date, its a choice between being a policeman, or being a teacher. there may be other options as i go along, but those are the two most practical ones i can think of at the moment. the private sector appeals, but the instability worries me too. haiya dunno la headache thinking about it all. decisions decisions. how aye?
im feeling tired. it's seriously the post-chalet syndrome la. should sleep soon i guess. got my second practical to go for tomorrow anyway. wish me luck again yea. good night.
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