funny

1) the funniest thing is

that he walks on THIS side of the room to go to his seat, which is on THE OTHER side of the room

WHEN THE BOSS ISN'T IN THE ROOM.

(Which to me looks like an obvious attempt to seize power away from the boss. Kind of like Scar prowling about and ordering the lionesses around when Mufasa is dead and Simba wasn't around.)

CAN YOU PLEASE STICK TO YOUR CORNER coz I feel like I'm being friggin spied by you?

(And of course he does that when the boss IS in the room, the power-thirsty little twat!)

2) I gotta tell these people that I'm quitting soon. The deadline for the "two weeks' notice" set out in my contract is Friday, and it would be courteous to tell them before that.... Like TOMORROW.

But how should I bring this up? It'll be abrupt no matter how I put it.

And what will I tell my father? (He wants me to work until the end of my contract)

And I should seriously ask around to get a new intern, which won't be easy coz most ppl will be abroad (summer vacation!) and the only ppl I know that would be interested are not graduating anytime soon...

And what will I do in August? I can't hang around the house, that's one thing for sure... I just want to

- work out and lose weight and

- do something crazy to my hair for once in a lifetime and

- go to the beach and amusement parks and

- temple stay and

- watch movies and plays and musicals with my friends and

- maybe take guitar lessons and

- tag along on dad's whimsical trip to Eastern Europe (where the heck did that come from?!?!) ...

I just want to relax and not think about anything complicated (like my future, or LSAT, for example.)

To be honest I wish I could move into the dorm as soon as I finish work so I can stay away from mom's nagging (and occasional smacking, when I don't get up by 10am).

But I already told mom I'd start studying for LSAT as soon as I quit work and I know I should really start before school starts, because then I would be swept away with schoolwork and get used to not making time to study for LSAT.

1) I want to/think I should take up studying Chinese again, but I don't think I can do it with grad school and LSAT already on my daily to-do list. (sigh)

There are a few more things I would like to do, now that I'll be living in SC again (okay that in itself is an assumption, coz I haven't had a pow-wow with my parents about who's going to pay the rent yet): guitar lessons and vocal training, along with Chinese classes.

I would definitely do that if I could go back to my undergrad days, but grad school is so different... T^T

Hey, maybe I could take Chinese classes in the 언어교육원 at school! (or would I just get more bored coz there would be no guys in the class? =_=)

I just feel so out of breath and just the thought of having to study LSAT again for the next year and a half makes me feel like I'm being rolled flat between two rollers. Egh.