I'm so tired that I can barely keep myself awake. I really want to take the day off today and just sleep but unfortunately I have to work and there are new deadlines to meet. Zzzzz How many times have I yawned today? I think I stopped counting after 20. Its lunch time and my co-worker is taking a nap. Apparently she's worn out too.
If yawning is contagious, I think fatigue is too. *yawn*
The project that I had been working on for the last few months has been launched over the weekend. I did have to come back on saturday to fix some last minute bugs but its been pretty much smooth-sailing after that. The occasional bugs that come in are non-critical and I can take my time to fix them. While this is nice, it has slowed down the pace tremendously.
For the first time in over three months, I actually found time to idle at work. Strangely, just yesterday, I was up to my hair with tasks that require my urgent attention, and yet, this morning I came in and just sat staring at my monitor. Nothing much to do.
Well I suppose the first thing to do when one actually have time to idle is to clear all the backlog of tasks that had been pushed aside to make way for those higher prority ones and I did just that. By 2pm, I actually cleared everything off my backlog and am really idling now.
Sometimes I find myself annoyed by the discovery of an empty tissue box on my table, or finding an empty candy packaging in the confectionary container shared by the team I work with at work. I just don't get it - how hard is it to throw away the empty tissue box when the last paper is used? How hard is it to discard the empty candy wrapper when someone consumes the last piece of candy?
Yesterday HR reminded me that it will be 3 months today and I was to be confirmed on their payroll except I still haven't do my medical test. The reason why I didn't do is because the clinic is out of the way and has annoying opening hours that the only time I could make it would be to get up early on a saturday morning, head to town and do the damn test.
