Ever
since Aujen’s MBA classes started, dates became a rarity. Balancing an
eight-to-five job with nightly classes is easier said than done. The heavy
traffic in Manila doesn’t help at all. The least I can do is to continuously
encourage and make sure he remains sane.
The
nice thing about having limited date days is that you never take them for
granted. They become extra special because it’s your chance to pay attention to
his stories and boost his morale before he comes back to his grueling academic
load.
My kind of date. My friends
know that I don’t have it in me to be a party girl. I might be deemed boring,
but it’s okay because apart from having tendencies to be shy, staying in a club
for too long unfortunately triggers a migraine attack. It still confuses me how
I managed to party for two months straight (when my curiosity was at an
all-time high) and come out unscathed.
My
nightlife fairly revolves around books and series. I finally got my hands on
this book, thanks to my former colleague.
I’m
currently hooked on Revenge. I just find it difficult to continue because I
already know who will die! It’s the downside of being assigned to write about
spoilers for this show.
Since
the news firm I’m working for is in New York, I submit my stories and train the
writers under my team virtually. I might again work for the corporate world by
January but as of now, I love how I’m able to spend time with my babies.
