Sorry to be scarce, especially to my friends and family in the States. Life in Hong Kong has been so awesome. I cannot express how it feels to be able have goals, and acheive them as planned. Not meant to preach. You and I are probably going to live till we are 80. Whatever we choose today will be our tomorrows. I am learning to be patient, work hard today and the better tomorrow will come.
My Daily Routine:
7:30 Wake up
7:30-8:15 Shower, 5 mins playing with my dogs, makeup, feed the dogs, cleanup, pack up for work.
8:15-9:30 Travel to work, get a raisin bun and water on the way. Talk to John.
9:30-12:00 Work Work Work, meetings, reading/replying emails, documents, followup with tasks, talk to vendors, etc
12:00-13:30 Lunch time or if clients are here, have to eat with them and do some work
13:30-18:00 More work. Leave at 18:00 if I am lucky. The latest I left so far was 21:30 to catch the train.
18:00-19:30 Travel back home. Pick up grocery on the way. Talk to John.
19:30-20:00 Feed the dogs first, clean up after them. Then I cook my dinner.
20:00-21:00 Eat dinner, housework..
21:00-21:30 Walk the dogs.
21:30-22:00 Wipe the dogs legs and faces, put them to bed(they are usually very good to just stay in bed and let me do what I want after)
22:00-24:00 Watch TV, catch up with news, emails, etc.
24:00 Good night call to John then zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
A very unhelenly-ordered life
Something to share from a note passed out in a conference:
People with high IQ know where to get the chances;
People with high EQ make good use of those chances;
People with high AQ do not give up chances easily.
IQ, EQ, AQ are not simply given, we need to develop them into our own assets.
If you think everyone is a devil, you live in hell; if you think everyone is angel, you live in heaven. Sometimes it is our perspective determines the kind of world we live in.
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