B.U.S.Y. is Spelled As Such

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Sometimes, after a tiring day, you get home and realize that you need to breathe once in a while.

One thing for sure though, I just can't give myself a breather now. It just ain't possible, but soon, maybe.

B.U.S.Y. ang beauty ko! Waaaah, until after May 2. Dahil ito sa Nationwide Labor Day Jobs Fair. I was tasked to do some follow-ups, printing, vacancy slots, employers' attendance confirmation and way too many others. But I am not complaining with the amount of work I get, I can deliver. The thing is, after the four days of full rest, this comes, and my back is aching. TOXIC. I think need another spa session!

Kayo?

Comments

kg said…
yan ang gusto ko sayo sheng! alam mo you can do it! :)

yaan mo na, after nyan, magrelax ka ulit!
4/26/2011 3:12 PM
mordsith said…
at least worthwhile talaga ang work mo! =)
4/26/2011 6:30 PM
Kayni said…
not too busy here but next month is our busiest.

just breathe. you can accomplish anything, sheng.
4/27/2011 8:51 AM
Eds said…
same here sheng. super busy. at tulad mo ok lang sa akin na maraming trabaho. ang pinoproblema ko lang yong mga inconsiderate na officemates. actually, i've got a bad encounter with one of the finance officer lately at yon ang mas nakakasama ng loob. grabeee!
4/27/2011 4:34 PM
escape said…
ganun na nga yata talaga. konti na rin kasi ang holidays.

stay healthy Sheng.
4/29/2011 3:33 AM
Photo Cache said…
thank you for visiting my blog (http://ewok1993.wordpress.com)

i scrolled down and read some of your entries. hope you don't get as much migraine this summer.
4/29/2011 12:54 PM
scart said…
be grateful and i know you are. More work means more money hehehe. As for me I'm busy with my child's schooling.
5/01/2011 1:48 PM
jeanny said…
I am busy too and I like you I dont complain rather grateful. :-)

Have a nice day Shengskie!
5/02/2011 9:15 AM
SunnyToast said…
Thats the right attitude:) no complain but grateful...for sure your little ones will be like you..that appreciate every little thing comes in life and knows how to pamper oneself:) goodluck with your summer!
5/03/2011 3:00 AM
docgelo said…
pareho tayo nang nararamdaman; minsan sarap sumigaw nang "hinto muna, pahinga lang ako!" hehe.. kakapagod ano? cest la vie!
5/04/2011 6:44 AM
Nortehanon said…
It's already the 5th of May so I'm hoping work is not as toxic anymore ;)

Good luck and have fun!
5/04/2011 5:52 PM
docgelo said…
dropping by again to greet you happy mom's day! :p
5/06/2011 7:25 AM
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