"Tell me about your day"

hello dear, how are you? I’ve had a stressful week of work, and I’m glad that it’s finally friday. Today is Miley’s last day, we all went in the office to say goodbye to her and had farewell lunch. I guess because she got laid off, everyone was particularly compassionate about her departure and wanted to give her a proper goodbye. Howe asked if we could give her a gift as a team (IF team+me), so Patrick and I went to APM to look for some gifts for her after lunch. I guess I’m

hello dear, how are you? For me, it’s been quite an overwhelming last few days despite it being a weekend. On Saturday, I went to the car garage that I always go to because the AC in my car has been broken since I came back from the UK. It works only when I first started the car, then it gradually stopped as I drive. It’s kinda annoying for this to happen, so I scheduled to go to the garage. Edison happened to have to service one of his cars too, so we spent the afternoon tog

hello dear, how are you? The last few days have been kinda crazy for me…there’ve been some urgent projects going on at work that stress me out and overwhelm me quite a bit. I have to liaise with a lot of teams in order to make it happen. And not sure if you heard…but there’ve been two rounds of laidoff that recently happened in our office. A couple of people have been let go, mostly in other departments. So the atmosphere isn’t great in the office, and people tend to get frus

hello dear, how are you? For the last few days, I’ve been slowly adjusting back to my routine life in HK after being away for almost a month. Physically, it’s the jetlag that I’m still feeling till today even though it’s my fourth day back. But I often feel really tired in the morning, and my sleep at night isn’t that good either. There’re also other things, such as the really humid weather here, the really loud renovation downstairs my flat (I almost forgot they started it a

hello dear, how are you? After 11 hours of flight, I finally came back to HK yesterday afternoon. Wanted to drop you this quick note to let you know even though I’m quite very jetlagged now and is going to get to sleep soon because I woke up at 3am last night and couldn’t sleep back until 7am… :( I hope my body gets adjusted back to the HK time zone soon, and I will recover back to my normal routine. Good night 😴😴

hello dear, how are you? Time flies by, today is the last full day of my 23-day summer trip in the UK. I parted with parents yesterday in Manchester and took the train back to London yesterday, and tomorrow I’ll be flying back to HK. This trip has been way busier and more hectic than I imagined, I guess because rather than staying in Manchester most of the time, we did two road trips as a family, and for me having to travel to London and fly in and out. It’s actually quite ti

hello dear, how are you doing in HK? :) I’m currently in Oxford, the 4th day of this road trip, which is also the last full day where we all 5 are together, because my bro and his gf will be heading back to London for their flight tomorrow night. We went to Cambridge as our first stop on Tuesday. Then we visited my cousin at St Albans, before coming to Oxford. It feels like a university tour trip (haha). But in fact, I might actually like my brother’s school, Durham, the most

hello dear, how are you? I was finally back to Manchester on Saturday evening, I’ve been recovering from not having enough space during these family time. But I’m feeling slightly better now because now that we’re back, I can at least hug my pinky dog imaginary friend to ease my distressed emotions. I’m navigating through being intentional with my parents and managing my own well being these days. As you know, me time and personal space is so important for me to recover menta

hello dear, how are you? I almost lost count of the days I’ve been in the UK. After staying a few days at our Manchester house for a few days, we started on a 3d2n roadtrip up north to Durham and Newcastle, with bro and his gf as well. It’s quite hot yesterday and today, but I guess not comparable to HK, though there’s no AC here. We mainly come to this area because my brother used to study in Durham for his university. We visited back the places he used to hang around and so