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Tuesday, November 28, 2006

Workaholic, am I???
It's the year-end school holidays once again... but yet, I don't feel excited or happy about it. I've just been resting, watching online videos, eating, sleeping, doing yoga, and surfing the internet these few days. Nothing special, nothing significant. I guess, it helps to slower down the pace and gives me time to relax and not think about work.

But still, at the back of my mind, I keep thinking of work. The things I still need to settle at work, and even planning for next year. In fact, as I was sitting in front of the PC this afternoon, I plugged in my thumbdrive and and started to work on planning for next year's work. But luckily, I didn't have my resources, so I didn't get much done. But I'm thinking of going back to work either tomorrow or sometime this week to continue settling some stuff.

I don't know whether this is called being workaholic. But I do believe that if I truly want a good holiday, I need to settle some loose ends at work first. Then I can set my mind at ease and have a better holiday, right?

So, what do you think? The comings of being a workaholic? A job hazard? *wonders*

---An Endless Story---

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[-Take Me As I Am-]