Wait It's Already November?
Dear LJ,
As expected, I didn't came back that Wednesday to tell you how awesome the concert was. How the whole experience felt so alive, and it was such a shame I didn't scratched my vocal cords screaming and shouting to the lyrics. And as an added bonus, I got a selfie with a Bocchi cosplayer who totally stand out at the concert floor. I thought that would be my last concert for the year, but IU and Taylor decided to release their concert on movie format for the unfortunate ones and I just had to see it. IU, right? Not much of a fan, but it was nice to see a Korean artist for a change. Oh and blame Mike together with Jo and Gio for ringing me along to watch it. Had to switch leaves to make time for it. And Taylor? As always, that's another story for a different day. But it doesn't there. There's another concert coming which a coworker is a massive fan of and I just had to tag-along since I kind of listen to their songs. It doesn't help that those were anisongs or Anime songs. Hopefully that would be great as well.
It's November, the alleged 13th month pay season and comes with it is more spending. While, I haven't gotten to it just yet due to bank issues, more or less half of that money are already allocated to bills and other expenditures. Hopefully there would be some left for savings. November is also the month where I throw in a huge chunk of my leave credits in preparation for the Xmas holidays as I don't want to wrestle with other coworkers vying for leaves. I'd rather rake in the 30% or double pays as compensation provided they extend the holidays. Another thing this month is the football tournament the company club signed it with other companies. As a proclaimed beginner and out of touch with fitness, I am not ready for it. But still, I would do my best to show up and enjoy the game to the best that I can get assuming I get to be in the field in the first place.
The year is almost over and you could feel 2024 just around the corner yet for some insane reason I can't wrap myself around any of it. Ever since the pandemic, time stopped and you could swore 2020 was just yesterday and the whole shutdown quarantine fiasco was just on the news. Much as like Attack on Titan finally ended it's 10 year journey in animation, the world kept moving on despite what everything happened. My birthday passed by in a blink of an eye, my cousin got married and assigned me as one of the groomsmen, Faker will once again be at the world's final for an attempt to reclaim his glory, and so on and so forth. Makes you wonder about life in general and the whole pandemic aftermath. I wonder what life would be like without it ever happening. I'm sure whatever the world will proceed on as normal, but circumstances would still be different. The relations formed, the actions taken, I wonder how vastly they would differ from now. I should stop pondering on these what ifs. I mean, it's a good school of thought but can be double edge sword most of the time. I should just get out there and live.
Here's to the remaining days of the year LJ, 'till next time.
As expected, I didn't came back that Wednesday to tell you how awesome the concert was. How the whole experience felt so alive, and it was such a shame I didn't scratched my vocal cords screaming and shouting to the lyrics. And as an added bonus, I got a selfie with a Bocchi cosplayer who totally stand out at the concert floor. I thought that would be my last concert for the year, but IU and Taylor decided to release their concert on movie format for the unfortunate ones and I just had to see it. IU, right? Not much of a fan, but it was nice to see a Korean artist for a change. Oh and blame Mike together with Jo and Gio for ringing me along to watch it. Had to switch leaves to make time for it. And Taylor? As always, that's another story for a different day. But it doesn't there. There's another concert coming which a coworker is a massive fan of and I just had to tag-along since I kind of listen to their songs. It doesn't help that those were anisongs or Anime songs. Hopefully that would be great as well.
It's November, the alleged 13th month pay season and comes with it is more spending. While, I haven't gotten to it just yet due to bank issues, more or less half of that money are already allocated to bills and other expenditures. Hopefully there would be some left for savings. November is also the month where I throw in a huge chunk of my leave credits in preparation for the Xmas holidays as I don't want to wrestle with other coworkers vying for leaves. I'd rather rake in the 30% or double pays as compensation provided they extend the holidays. Another thing this month is the football tournament the company club signed it with other companies. As a proclaimed beginner and out of touch with fitness, I am not ready for it. But still, I would do my best to show up and enjoy the game to the best that I can get assuming I get to be in the field in the first place.
The year is almost over and you could feel 2024 just around the corner yet for some insane reason I can't wrap myself around any of it. Ever since the pandemic, time stopped and you could swore 2020 was just yesterday and the whole shutdown quarantine fiasco was just on the news. Much as like Attack on Titan finally ended it's 10 year journey in animation, the world kept moving on despite what everything happened. My birthday passed by in a blink of an eye, my cousin got married and assigned me as one of the groomsmen, Faker will once again be at the world's final for an attempt to reclaim his glory, and so on and so forth. Makes you wonder about life in general and the whole pandemic aftermath. I wonder what life would be like without it ever happening. I'm sure whatever the world will proceed on as normal, but circumstances would still be different. The relations formed, the actions taken, I wonder how vastly they would differ from now. I should stop pondering on these what ifs. I mean, it's a good school of thought but can be double edge sword most of the time. I should just get out there and live.
Here's to the remaining days of the year LJ, 'till next time.