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April 7, 2010

It’s been a while since the last time I’ve been to work, almost a month I think. And with this long interval, I really REALLY do not want to go back. Though I haven’t been coming to the office, I’ve had several works online. Although it’s not as rewarding, it is not as tiring. Besides, with all the despairs I’m experiencing now, I do not want to go back. But of course, this can’t last forever. I had to go to work sometime, especially now, especially with the new challenge we have as a family now. I wish I have a cache of pieces of gold bullion to spend for the rest of life. I do not know if this zone is comfort, or if this is escape.

As I was talking to my friend, he told me, it’s really hard to leave this place. It’s true. Once you stay home for a while, it’s becoming harder and harder to leave. Time-space warp, indeed.

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I can relate to that hang over. I think everybody goes through it. Lalo na pag kakagaling ko lang ng bakasyon sa Pilipinas. =)

Posted by witsandnuts at April 13, 2010, 1:54 pm

I know what you mean. I once had a chance to stay a home for a month then when its time for me to go back to work parang ayaw ko pa kaso I have to or I will lose my job.

Posted by Jeanny at April 13, 2010, 9:39 pm

I know what you mean, once your off work for a while its hard to return.

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