Life is pretty much boring for me.
You wake up early each day and go to work.
You drive and find parking is terrible like hell in Section 13.
You spend most of your time being busy because the department is short staffed at the moment.
You don't get to socialize more with your colleagues and other people because you are busy all the time.
You eat almost the same thing each day during lunch breaks.
You have either 2 options; stay back for overtime (OT) or face traffic jams.
I rather have neither.
You eat your dinners mostly alone when you reach home late.
You reach home, exhausted at times, and watch some movies, surf the Net, play some games, and chat on the MSN till you go to bed.
You have a car but have no where to go apart from going out for meals, to and from work, and maybe sometimes, to friend's house.
You have no time to socialize and hang out with people that you usually hang out with, as time tends to clash often.
You wish you were a student once again, having free time starting in the afternoon, more places to go and more things you can do.
*Yawn*
Saturday, February 07, 2009
06/02/2009 Friday Lion Dance@CSC Malaysia
There was a lion dance to celebrate Chinese New Year in CSC Malaysia. It's held annually, or so I've been told. The 'lions' came department to department, but since Yap closed the doors it bypassed our department. What was Yap thinking? Our department is a 4-wall confinement with only one door as entrance/exit and no windows. We could sure use some bit of 'luck' for better feng shui here.
Anyway, staffs crowded the front entrance of the company when the 'lions' threw 50 cent coins and mandarin orange to the crowd. Some get as much as a few Ringgit, others not so lucky. Then, they performed a formal lion dance on stands and stills.
Here are some pictures:



It's quite a noisy occasion with instruments being played as the performance goes. So noisy that it scares Esther away...while Claire will never wanna go near one. Lol.
Anyway, staffs crowded the front entrance of the company when the 'lions' threw 50 cent coins and mandarin orange to the crowd. Some get as much as a few Ringgit, others not so lucky. Then, they performed a formal lion dance on stands and stills.
Here are some pictures:

3 of the 4 'lions' are shown here.


2's a company. A pair performance.
It's quite a noisy occasion with instruments being played as the performance goes. So noisy that it scares Esther away...while Claire will never wanna go near one. Lol.
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