Ah god damnit, now I realize how awesome work was!! I did realize that when I was there, but now I feel it even more. Sure there was a lot of overtime, and sometime the task given was bordering with impossibility. But hey, that’s the fun of it! The challange! I woke up at 6:30 EVERYDAY for the past 4 months so that I can go to work… but now that it’s over(3 days ago), I woke up feeling kinda empty
I used to wish "ah why do I go to work today?!", but now I wish I could go back and do some architectural shit. I miss my workmates there, such AMAZING, kind and funny people.
It was amazing to have life scheduled for a change. Tiring, yes. Boring, sometime. But it fixed my mind clearly and show me what I could accomplish. Speaking of which, I have now come to realize that it’s ALL BULLSHIT when someone says they can’t do something because they don’t have the time. No that’s bullshit right there. You can do pretty much ANYTHING as long as make an effort (and sometime you have to put in more than you are in other circumstance) and believe that you can do it. Yes it’s cliche, but hell that’s a freaking truth. What keeps a person away from being better is laziness. And sadness. And a well arranged and scheduled life could keep those two factors to a minimum.
God I sound like a motivational speaker HAHAHAHAHAHAHA… anyways, this entry is dedicated to my good friends at Arkitek Majubina. I never experienced work as complete as I was with them, so a frazillion thanks. Hope they do well, and my friends could finally take over the company.
Back to guitar, magic, french, and bboyin!