Boilling Point

If u noticed in the Hey Yaa video, my siblings and I were bunking in all together in the guest room, with extra matresses on the floor & all. It's because, our rooms were being renovated at the time. Actually, they still are. The rooms are getting a makeover, woot! :D

Which requires us to move around A LOT in the house. The first couple of nights we were all in the guest room, later on, we had to move to my brother's room, then our parent's. Hopefully in a few more days, we'll finally be able to settle into our own bedrooms. Whoosh. Coz believe me, the outcome may be exciting, but the whole process is pretty darn tiring. First of all, clearing up each room was crazy! I caught a mad flu after discovering huge amounts of dust behind cupboards, frames, under the beds, etc. that've never been detected for years in those rooms. It was so bad, that I had to swallow flu pills, which I rarely do or even knew existed. Those first few days of clearing up, our house was filled with different genres of 'hachooming' music.LOL. When they're done, I'll try to get a certain medium of em rooms for you to see ;)

So, I'm currently in my 5th week of Industrial training, & nothing has changed so far. Still with the same old routine of warming up the chairs in the office. I'm seriously starting to get sick of it. I was chatting with one of my seniors about having NO INPUT at all during the training. It's like waking up early everyday, to go waste 9hours of my life to just sit around & surf the net (which used to be fun, but hell NOT anymore). I've tried contacting my advisor who assigned me to the different departments every week, to ask him if I could just proceed with my training in one particular department (coz the people there said that if I stayed longer, they could give me assignments, and assist them with work & stuff, but 1 week was just too short). I emphasized on the fact that my transportation to Serdang (in which I'll be going back & forth from home for 3 weeks) is gonna be tough.

And the secretary called back to tell me, I HAVE to follow the rotation given, and also 'adviced' me that "A student has to always BE READY if they want to train with TM". Euw? In the real world, yeahh I get it, I have to manage these kinda things, THAT I don't mind. But right now, I'm travelling to different places, where the people'll end up telling me, "It's unfortunate that you're only here for a week, it's too short to give you work, OKAY BYE". A little consideration wouldn't hurt would it? I still pray everyday, that it gets better, hoping that eventually it WILL. Coz it's all just starting to get really sore (-_-).

Gotta go to lunch. My daging special burger's hollering for me.
Till then <3