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Holy Bummin' Week


While others are out of town relaxing in a rest house somewhere, or swimming mostly in the south, I spent my holy week mostly at work and home alone in our house. My Mom went to Bicol and spent the Holy Week there while also preparing for the 80th Birthday of my Lola on June. From Monday to Thursday here was my schedule, water the plants before I even put my bag down, feed the cat, mop the floor, wash the dishes, play with my 9 months old niece and go to sleep until 8pm. At 8pm, prepare my baon for work, browse net and check facebook, then take a bath and go to work and same thing again the next day,pretty boring huh? but Friday to Sunday was different. I avail of our VTO (Volountary Timed Out) well the whole Friday I slept like I will not sleep again, play LAN games in the computer until 4am and I was too lazy to prepare something for breakfast because by this time I was really hungry since i slept the whole day, so what else should I do but dial the ever reliable Dial 8-MCDO. I felt like I was a complete bum having to dial delivery when in fact my Mom stocked the fridge with food that I'll just cook. I ate, (hold your breath) sausage mcmuffin meal, two hash browns, and longganisa meal, (there goes my diet,2 weeks of not eating rice, brushed off with one breakfast meal). But then, i just don't want to move around and enjoy the liberty of doing so, because come Monday my Mom will be back and there will be constant reminder of losing weight, the normal working days and back to not eating rice. Happy Easter to y'all and hoped that everyone had a relaxing week off and an enjoyable bumming moment like me.
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