You can't do that!

This evening I'm feeling a little bit guilty. It has to do with what I did this morning. I came to the office this morning with intention to help my friend, Dedi, to check the preparation of training for a company officers that would be started by Monday morning. But, instead of helping him, I get stuck with my computer translating the brochure's text. And I did not realize that I had been doing that for more than three hours already. And I only knew that when I saw this friend of mine brought a lunch box to Pak Djoni's office. Wow! it's lunch time already.

Speaking frankly, at that time when I saw Dedi I was helping Pak Djoni finding some papers of presidential and ministerial verdicts about the establishment and organization of STP Bandung. For your info Pak Djoni is one of three director candidates that suppose to give presentation about his vision as well as his views about the main tasks and functions of STP Bandung director before the panel of Baperjakat, a body that will provide views and assessment in the selection of candidates to the Minister of Culture and Tourism.

For me that's a good excuse. I can take this as the reason for not being present to give help. And I think it worked, since the next ten minutes I found a lunch box on my table. I'm sure it was Pak Djoni who cover me and say that I was helping him at the second floor so that I did not present at Litabmas office. And it is also possible that Pak Djoni had told somebody there at Litabmas that I deserved a lunch box too. Hik...hik.

This evening I remember the song that I played while I was working with my computer translating the brochure's text early this morning, "You can't do that", sung by the Beatles.
It is not good to be that. To be what I did this morning. I'd better make it up, soon.
You can't do that!

But it's Monday

It was 7.30 am when the fog came down and covered my neighbourhood.
It whited my sights. Everywhere I take a look further than 5 meters it became blur with white.
There I saw a shadow of a mom holding an umbrella walking with her son.
It's so cool. It's so wet. And it's Monday.


"I've got to go for work!". Sigh!
In fact I've got to be there earlier as there will be a senate meeting about students' final examination results. Not to mention that memos and invitation are to be copied and distributed to the senate's members for their next meeting on February 4th, 2009. But it's Monday.


Today I will have my two applications form checked and hopefully compeleted; one is application for postgraduate programme at UPI, and the next is AMINEF scholarship application.
Thank's God. It's Monday!

But it's Monday!

It was 7.30 am when the fog came down and covered my neighbourhood this morning. It's so cold. It's so wet. And it's Monday. "I've got to go for work". Sigh!

It takes only half an hour to get to my workplace from home. But it's Monday.

There are many items to check today; application for postgraduate program at UPI, application for Aminef Scholarship, the papers to be included,.... that seeking agenda for today.

Not to mention that I should be at the office earlier as there will a senate meeting on students' final examination results, a memo to be copied and distributed for the next senate meeting on January 4th where the candidates of director of STP Bandung will present their visions.
Thanks God, it's Monday!