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Apr. 27th, 2009 08:38 pmI need to distract myself from checking my email every hour (especially when business hours are over so the mail I'm waiting for definitely won't come), but there's nothing interesting to do. The internets have failed me.
I suppose I could study for my Japanese test on Thursday, but... that requires effort... though it would be nice not to ruin my 100% average for this paper... but I think the homework I turned in today has already wrecked it...
Both my Team Leader and Section Manager at work have started pressuring me to take some Annual Leave, since my rollover just passed and now I have 7 weeks accumulated. Couldn't they have asked before the Uni holidays, rather than just after? Now I'm going to have to take leave but won't be able to go away for more than a long weekend, since I have classes on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Grrr. More time to sit at home with nothing to do, I guess.
eta: I'm so bored that I spent time writing a comment in Japanese to my teacher's blog. Is that a bad idea? Somehow I feel like it's sucking up to her, but honestly I just wanted something to do :/ And worrying about whether or not I needed to use keigo in a blog comment certainly took my mind off emails for 15 minutes or so.
I suppose I could study for my Japanese test on Thursday, but... that requires effort... though it would be nice not to ruin my 100% average for this paper... but I think the homework I turned in today has already wrecked it...
Both my Team Leader and Section Manager at work have started pressuring me to take some Annual Leave, since my rollover just passed and now I have 7 weeks accumulated. Couldn't they have asked before the Uni holidays, rather than just after? Now I'm going to have to take leave but won't be able to go away for more than a long weekend, since I have classes on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Grrr. More time to sit at home with nothing to do, I guess.
eta: I'm so bored that I spent time writing a comment in Japanese to my teacher's blog. Is that a bad idea? Somehow I feel like it's sucking up to her, but honestly I just wanted something to do :/ And worrying about whether or not I needed to use keigo in a blog comment certainly took my mind off emails for 15 minutes or so.
