Btw, reason for the late night being a baking session starting 9pm (after dinner, shopping for ingredients and rainy night traffic jam). We, the senior Taylor's interns/trainees (the 4 of us) at AC have got together to bake a red velvet for all at the office, as a sign of our appreciation before we leave.
Thinking o opening this blog to the public. Have been blogging here for, *checks blog archive*, 1.5 years now, and though the posts were mostly private, it's by no means a big secret.
But beware impulsive actions, sarah.
Leaving AC after today w no plans o coming back
Have been here since Dec (3+ mths), and am alil reluctant to part w the office and the colleagues here. We're far fr being bussom buddies, but somehow they've become something like coursemates, whom you don't "talk" w much but are just part o your life.
Won't go as far as crying when I leave,
What does one say at the end of a short internship? Farewell, I'll see you around? Take everyone's pics and namecards and promise to keep in touch?
.... not if yall don't keep in touch even while working.
I don't have the numbers of the ppl whom I'm close to, and the ones whose numbers I have, I'm not close to. Happy state of things =.=
It's been a great experience to be actually working in an office. I know I've been complaining bout it since I started, but I'll definitely be interning again for my next sem break. Muchhh better than potato-ing at home.
I hate it when ppl say I look like a secretary. I dislike being called an innocent good girl.
Even though I love playing secretary and I am, in fact, not saintly but belong safely on the "uncorrupted" side (if the opposite being "partying, drinking, no curfews").
And then there's the sentimental business I'm trying very hard to quit. It's sweet and everything, but it's not the world wants, and for once I'm willing to change to fit in.
*random post today, writing while cad-ing + listening to "We are the world". Doesn't help concentration much.
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