恭喜發財 // losing things yet AGAIN!
All right, so I'm an idiot.
I'll quote
Ren: We need to make everything that belongs to Janet of metal and stick a magnet to her forehead hahaha!
I fell asleep carelessly yet again and this time, my glasses were nowhere in sight when I woke up. Janice tried helping me, but no luck. Thankfully,
Sally showed up and I borrowed her glasses since I'm as blind as a bat. Luckily after a while, I found them on the floor near my bed. Ironically, I had looked there AT LEAST five times with no luck.
Seriously, I need to stop losing things. This is the umpteenth time this has happened - not necessarily losing the glasses, but losing something. I mean seriously - I lost my meal card last week!
That's it, I really need some short term memory knowing my history. That, or I need to be more organized.
Before I run off and attempt to do work, namely typography, I shall leave you with the following:
恭喜發財!
Or in other words, Kung Hei Fat Choi!
If that's not comprehesible, how about Happy Chinese New Year?
P.S. I don't have any rooster pictures, so this old Chinese dragon photo will do.
P.P.S. I can't speak Chinese, nor can I read it. But I can certainly pretend!
I'll quote
Ren: We need to make everything that belongs to Janet of metal and stick a magnet to her forehead hahaha!
I fell asleep carelessly yet again and this time, my glasses were nowhere in sight when I woke up. Janice tried helping me, but no luck. Thankfully,
Sally showed up and I borrowed her glasses since I'm as blind as a bat. Luckily after a while, I found them on the floor near my bed. Ironically, I had looked there AT LEAST five times with no luck.
Seriously, I need to stop losing things. This is the umpteenth time this has happened - not necessarily losing the glasses, but losing something. I mean seriously - I lost my meal card last week!
That's it, I really need some short term memory knowing my history. That, or I need to be more organized.
Before I run off and attempt to do work, namely typography, I shall leave you with the following:
恭喜發財!
Or in other words, Kung Hei Fat Choi!
If that's not comprehesible, how about Happy Chinese New Year?
P.S. I don't have any rooster pictures, so this old Chinese dragon photo will do.
P.P.S. I can't speak Chinese, nor can I read it. But I can certainly pretend!