explore my optimistic world

Today, I just stayed in one place—no bathe, no lunch, no evening meal, but feeling rich—facing the computer with unlimited internet connection and staying in an air-conditioned room. If you’re bored with computers, then you can watch the television as our department’s TV and electric fan weren’t returned to the Mass Com office yet.

There’s also refrigerator, but there’s no food in it. It’s up to you to store your foodstuffs there. If you want to sleep, then there are foams, pillows and blankets. But if you just want to stay awake and wanted to breathe fresh air, then you can go to the balcony.

For me, of course it’s a movie marathon day. I just watched three movies—“Charlie St. Cloud” of Zac Efron, “The Last Three Days” of Russell Crowe, and the “Letters to Juliet” of Amanda Seyfried. Youtube, Facebook, Blog, etc are other venues for fun too.

But today, there’s something bizarre. We noticed two boxes placed in the table outside the office. We didn’t touch it, but this morning, when I gazed at it, I saw breads, many as a matter of fact. I believe it’s from the NORSU-Bais Hugyawan participants, that’s why I didn’t mind touching it.

At around 7:30 in the evening, the boxes are still there while our transient neighbors [the Bais Norsunians] have gone back to their place already. So we opened it again and transferred the boxes inside the office, and ate the breads. What will we do with it anyway? It will just turn moldy because the owners won’t come back anymore. Maybe they forgot that they still have snacks.

The food is a blessing, thus, we opt to stay in the office rather than going outside and eat supper. The breads could be used for supper already. And perfect, we have mayonnaise inside.

Wow, this is a well-off living and I’m experiencing it today. Thank you Lord.