The weeks towards the season however have been busier than ever. What I mean by busy... well.. a day in a life of a person on this particular project ..
- No time to eat. (Time eating = even lesser time to do work)
- Meetings after meetings after discussions after problems after sticky customers after KPI centric customer..
- No time to think of any personal matters (Even if there were a tinsy window of time, you are just too pooped out from the week)
- Time taken for a break/rest/to talk to our superior = less time/time taken away from completing work
- The more you try to think and plan for the project.. the more you realise there's sooo.. much more to think and plan for but the time that you have now does not permit you to plan as there is too much work to finish in the present already
The circumstances, people and super crazy timeline really tests one to the limit of what one can take. To me this is the one project that drains a persons to the maximum not just about work but the person personally as well... its not that the work is hard but its because of the amount of the work to be done within too short of a time and one is just scrambling to get whatever can done.
I just shake me head at the human inconsideration of customers for the sake of achieving their personal performance criteria..... not realizing what they ask for effects the lives of many people just to meet their deliverables. And to meet the customer's requirements life comes to a halt and quality of life is almost absent for the persons to meet the requirements of unreasonable timelines.
A happy worker = Work that still have at least some of quality of life = fruitful workers = successful projects. Cant help venting.. just feeling some injustice here... what more during the holiday season.
Despite to me a pretty grim situation am reminded and I try to remind myself of this as often as I can....
“Let us at all costs avoid the temptation to make our Christmas worship a withdrawal from the stress and sorrow of life into a realm of unreal beauty. It was into the real world that Christ came, into the city where there was no room for Him, and into a country where Herod, the murderer of innocents, was king.
“He comes to us, not to shield us from the harshness of the world but to give us the courage and strength to bear it; not to snatch us away by some miracle from the conflict of life, but to give us peace—His peace—in our hearts, by which we may be calmly steadfast while the conflict rages, and be able to bring to the torn world the healing that is peace.”
- Our Daily Bread excerpt http://www.rbc.net/odb/odb-12-19-07.shtml






Didnt think much of it from the posters but it was surprisingly entertaining and funny... The stage just consists of a flat pillow and a microphone, and each entertainer seated on the pillow to tell the funny stories. I reccommend ppl go see it the next time it's here... as the only other place one will be able to watch Rakugo's would be in Japan.












Now I don't need personal training... just have to read this book
Hard to find books on Pilates...
I have been reading quite a bit of info online already... this will be a good all in one reference