It's rather hazy right now in this side of the island. With the haze, the sky's looking orange. When I was younger, I always thought the night sky would turn orange when it was about to rain. As I got older, I realised it was the street lights from which the cloudy night sky got its colour.
It's a rather nice Wednesday I had today. I packed my room while listening to the radio. Then when Sis and Goz came, we had a good time watching the Grey's Anatomy Season 2 DVD while snacking. Today we watched seven episodes.
Scenes that were memorable/super funny:
1) Where they had to sacrifice Bonnie to save Tom (the two strangers who got pierced by a pole in the trainwreck episode). McDreamy had to tell Bonnie's fiance her last words. "If love were enough, she'd still be here with you." McDreamy then broke down in the elevator while Bailey pulled the alarm button to stop it from moving.
2) The realization that Cristina was holding a left leg in the operating room when they were waiting to re-attach a right leg.
3) The gondola-under-the-bridge-of-sighs old couple who didn't want each other to find out that the wife had liver cancer and had only four to six months to live. They were really sweet.
4) Cristina crying uncontrollably and Burke comforting her, with Cristina's funny mother in the room
5) The operation in the elevator scene. George flying solo. Wowie!
I don't feel like going back to work tomorrow. I'm tired.
The recent changes at work are taking a toll on everyone but from what I see, everyone's trying really hard. I smile sometimes when I see staff from different teams learning, joking and cooperating with one another on work-related stuff. This is what I wanted to see when we first discussed the idea of having all staff do everything, instead of specialising.
We're a good team. Even though sometimes quarrels and misunderstandings are unevitable, we don't dwell on the unhappiness for too long. We're more than just colleagues. That's what's keeping me here after close to three years. That's what's keeping some of them here for more than three years. If not for the friendships, I'd be somewhere else by now. It's a love-hate relationship, this job I have.
September's almost over and I haven't got the impulse to do anything yet.
I think I'm almost over you.
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