FRIENDS ARE….
… Those who visit you despite the pouring rain.
I finally got ample amount of rest today, clocking 10 hours of rest time.
I am never able to stay awake in front of the television long these days, and would doze off even before I would realise it.
An entire week of hectic schedules, with lotsa deadlines to meet, plus the rush for the shoot and such, I am almost… a complete wreckage.
Went to the doctor on Monday before rushing back to town for lunch with Jane Doe, and then it was back to the office, feeling totally drowsy since I didn’t manage to have much quality sleep the day before.
Jane Doe thought I looked like shit.
I thought so too.
SBB called during lunch, and I sounded like shit over the phone too.
Tuesday was yet another mundane day at work, and I was equally lethargic, though I had enough rest to make up for the day before.
Lunched with Bernice, Danny and my game master, and I really must thank God for these fabulous colleagues.
I like it when Bernice is around in the office.
Left the office for location check at the studio.
Went down to the studio but Colin was 2 hours late.
Had dinner with VampTreSS at some coffee shop at Potong Pasir and some odd uncle who cleared our table kept coming back to our table to tell us what we should eat, and we should watch our diet.
Colin then dropped us at Serangoon Gardens where we met up with Nick.
Nick left.
VampTreSS and I adjourned to Chomp Chomp for supper, having the soya bean curd the odd uncle had told us to eat more earlier on.
Cab uncle very nice. I didn’t have enough cash and he gave me a discount.
I got home, tired, and absolutely bushed.
Spoke to SBB before I finally crashed out, leaving my world of worries behind.
Had difficulty waking up.
Had lunch with the bunch of guys from work.
Met up with VampTreSS and Brian to go to army market to get the essential props needed for the shoot.
One shop uncle thought we are preparing for some terrorism act rather than for a shoot for the weapons we are looking for.
VampTreSS and I had dinner at the army market. I love ginger soup with peanut glutinous riceballs. I love spicy food.
Yum.
We went to Suntec. No luck in searching for an AK-47(toy one, I might add).
We chilled for a while before Dad volunteered to pick me up for home.
Thank God. I was just too tired to make my way home and cab fares are just too exorbitant these days.
Woke up on Thursday to a horrid torrent of rain.
I left home a little late for the event at E2Max.
I snuck in and was surprised the guy from the company remembered me from the previous event launch.
I am surprised that some people actually remembered me from the previous launch though it was my first event.
Some remembered me as the photographer, and thought I look professional(muahaha, I am such a bluffer).
In fact, except for one lady whom I had met before who failed to remember me, the rest had managed to recall me from the previous event.
That’s good. That would mean it would be less likely for me to stand around awkwardly by myself in future events, like what I did yesterday at the initial part of the event.
Spoke to a few nice people, made a couple of nice friends in the industry.
Got back to office.
Lunched with Justin, Elaine and Andrei.
Embarrassed them when I scoured a sex shop for a kinky nurse uniform for my shoot.
Back to office.
Endured a few jibes(internal office jokes).
Rushed to the shop to collect the loaned stuff for the shoot. Lugged a few bags around.
Attended meetings.
More meetings.
Left office only at 8.30pm.
Forgot my wallet. Went back to office.
Met Wanyi at 9.30pm. Janise joined us shortly after.
Went to Clarke Quay and decided to chill at Tapas Tree, and saw the darling Joey.
I love you babes, really.
Thanks. You guys know why.
Went to Boat Quay some KTV pub to sing a couple of songs, before it got too tiring for me, and I left in the drizzle at half past 1.
Woke up today and Eileen and Dave brought my god-daughter over.
In the heavy rain, I might add.
And the darling is growing at such an alarming speed, rousing the maternal instinct in me. She’s an absolute gem.
You know your house is in too much a mess when you are talking to your guests, one of your guests(say, Dave) ventured into the kitchen to clear the unwashed dishes in the sink, threw the rubbish, washed the cups, boiled some drinking water, and then scooped the water out into different containers so you can have something decent to drink at home.
You know you are not doing a good vacuuming job when one of your guests(say, Eileen), fought over the vacuum cleaner simply because the way you vacuum is too anal and too girly.
You know you have good friends when they dragged you out in the heavy rain so you could have a proper meal at the nearby coffeeshop despite they have a baby girl with them.
Thanks.
This week has been absolutely stressful, and I forsee an even more tedious week to come(woohoo 2 deadlines next week!), yet these friends have been the ones who are pulling me through.
VampTreSS, thanks for doing all the running around and co-ordination for my shoot, or else I would be running around, flustering like a headless chicken amidst all these mess.
I… am… touched.
I am so emotional I can cry.
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