damn....

facebook is so addictive...

and so much cooler than friendster

I cannot believe that I've finally given in to peer pressure.

I recently opened a facebook account. Whoever says that peer pressure isn't influential is so wrong.

Apparently facebook is addictive. I wonder what the odds are that I won't get addicted to it.

Well...as of today, I declare my friendster account obsolete (technically).

my 19th

What can I say abt my b'day? I had fun. I'm so very lazy to go into details atm so pls bear with me.

I wasn't expecting anything from work but Steph got me a cake. I was so surprised that my jaw dropped. It did. Coz Steph was the only one who knew it was my b'day and it was only the first week of work. The cake was yum! Chocolate and raspberry with a crispy base. And it had a wacky design.

Then it was dinner at Renzo's and clubbing later that night with a few friends. I had a bit to drink and felt a bit of the alcohol effect after I left. And I was partially deaf too from the music. But i had a good time.

Thank you all for the the constant text messages I was getting. It kept me smiling the whole day. =)

information overload

I had training of a different sort today - how to use the smart stat software. I had the manager install and teach me how to use it for the whole morning then I got to play with it the rest of the afternoon. There was so much to take in in such a short time that I felt my brain starting to feel a bit overloaded towards the end.

Looks like I also have quite a bit of reading to do after my 9 to 5 8.45 to 5.15.

And the men in suits sure look intimidating. Like they mean business.

Good thing is I met some of the other grads/trainees. I'm beginning to realize that there's a lot of office rumours in large offices. I'm counting on the next few weeks to be quite interesting.

hols down the toilet

Last night I told myself that I'd get up when the alarm rings, not 10 minutes after the alarm rings.

Who was I kidding??

It didn't happen. Probably won't happen tomorrow either. Guess I'll just have to go back to setting the alarm a little bit earlier than when I should be getting up to delude myself into believing that I have an extra 10 minutes of sleep.

Don't ask me how that works. Maybe I'm just weird. But that's not new.


Anyway...my first day at Pricewaterhouse Coopers today. It was only induction and training which was quite full on. Took the whole day. But I was told that the complete induction takes two weeks. Now that's long.

Today, I got:-

1. A name tag
2. A visitor's pass (to allow access)
3. A laptop (IBM-not a fashion statement altho i think it's one of the latest). It came in a backpack with my name attached to it
4. A buddy (to attend to my every whim and fancy...I wish!)

So tomorrow...I really start working. 8.45am. Why can't they make it 9am?? Updates soon. Hopefully.