Let’s just say that it’s a different field from what I majored in uni, but believe me on one thing. Educational boundaries are limitless - as long as there is a burning passion to learn about something. I can’t complain much as things seem to be okay right now. That’s something I’m petrified about. No matter how smooth the plans are, there’s always a tad bit of fear that something would go wrong somewhere and somehow.
Jasmine Green Milk Tea
Pork Dried Pan Mee
Speaking of which, I never fail to stumble upon new eateries with my colleagues’ daily recommendations. Lunch with them is sometimes a food exploration for a couple of reasons:
- With them being around, I have to actually eat. I don't think I had regular lunch as a university student
- By remembering where the eateries are, I'm able to decide on the spot when I'm in the area or within the vicinity
- I'm sampling items that I won't purchase in a normal circumstance
That aside, the working week doesn't leave me with much time to pursue my hobbies either. I'm drained of any energy by the time the weekend rolls around. Even my plans for a project are delayed at the same time. But that has no time limit attached to it - yet. To settle it requires advance and tedious planning on my part - or late nights on some days. Is it something that I'm able to do?
Stay tuned to find out more.
Yes, I agree with you that stress is different for all. The things I find stressful hardly bother me while it's vice versa for some of my friends.
ReplyDeleteI guess it boils down to our ability to adapt too, Yum List.
DeleteGood to see your colleagues are getting you to try new things. ;-)
ReplyDeleteIncluding the bubble tea too! ^^
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