After 'working', it seemed that life after work becomes essential and an utmost importance to keep one from burning out. Despite being an extreme financially poor student, how can one resist the need to self-care through all these sumptuous, delicious food that keeps one stomach/heart warm. All these comfort food... Guess I have to work my ass/body off to earn back all these money. Now I understand the importance of work-life balance. Working 8/9 hours a day and keeping to a mundane sleep schedule has made me realized how little time working adults have with family, friends and etc... the nature of work with hectic schedules of facing clients/patients is indeed draining both mentally and physically. Truth is that, when you reach home, you are left with 2 hours of alone time (aka Korean Soapy Drama Time) and then you're off to dreamland. This goes on for about 5 days. Even Friday are not spared because till then, you're probably so exhausted that all you really want is to pay that 15 hours sleep debt you owe. Having said all these, it made me appreciate and more initiative to take time to meet people around me who are important (includes Teddy). Despite being all tired and I am probably not paying attention to what people are saying, their presence makes a difference for me to rant about my workload and how work life is such a joy-killer. Then again, since I am an intern who is working my ass off to get my degree and fulfill the requirements which allow me to earn a very meager income of $2800? (Damn poor thing) Whatever I have described may not be a true reflection in work life since I am not financially paid and I have so much extra works to do during weekends.
I am talking too much, let pictures do the rest.
