grr

Sigh obviously I am still failing at my daily goals, because I can’t even do the easiest thing which is updating this dumb blog.

happy valentine’s day… NOT!

It started out a normal day. In fact, I was having a great morning because I woke up early and I decided to dress nice and maybe do my hair. In the end, I didn’t have time to do my hair. In the end, I didn’t even make it out of the house.

hump dayyy

Halfway to the weekend!

chewsday

Day two of working from home. Grateful because it’s so slow-paced whenever I’m at home. Not that I’m doing less work (just in case my manager is reading this LOL) but I just feel like it’s a lot quieter and I can work at my own pace.

endless cycle

Weekend again!

chop, chop, chop you up!

Manifesting a negative ART for the rest of this pandemic! ART tests have become such a staple in our everyday lives. Just awhile ago, they didn’t exist; now they’re everywhere! Like everything, someday, they will also become a thing of the past. I’d be looking back at this post in a few years and suddenly be reminded that this exists HAHA.

Real talk, I skipped blogging this whole week so I’m just going to fast-forward and summarize my week and the events that happened. Just know, I haven’t made much progress with my daily routine HAHA. I mean, I can’t even get myself to stick to blogging so I’m not sure what I’m expecting.

again and again

It’s the weekend again!

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I decided to work from home on this dayyy.

slow

That’s what my progress has been. I haven’t really gotten the hang of it, and I don’t feel any momentum forming from my efforts. I guess as long as I’m still trying and I haven’t given up, that’s okay!

Fake weekend

I’m calling it that because it was two days, and also everybody kept confusing them as actual weekdays. When we got back to work on Thursday, my manager asked me “how was the weekend” and there were many occurrences similar to that!

Also, as a non-chinese and non-traditional person, Lunar New Year is a rather insignificant event for me so it felt like any other weekend. The average Chinese person would have to do visiting and their usual traditions of exchanging red packets and oranges. Oh yes, and playing mahjong and banluck!