Everything and nothing

I finally found time to sneak off and collect my Bose Companion 5 System. Really love it... I was so skeptical that my downloaded or YouTube converted MP3s were not going to be of good enough quality to do the Companion 5 any justice. Well... They weren't. But the Companion 5 still did a whole lot of improvement to those songs... Played some jazz on it too... simply love it.

I took my brother's 23" monitor from his room and his bedside tank as well. :) Everything is set in my room except for the big planted tank.big screen, nice speakers... but somehow I'm no longer having time, energy, or habit to watch the funshion downloads anymore. I guess I reallyenjoyed lazing around to catch episode after episode, chasing season after season, but I guess we haven't done that for a long while already. We tried to with Supernatural... but that has been quite a while back. Kindda wonder what's the point of the nice monitor and sound sytem now... I have everything and yet nothing...

Been visiting operating theatres watching cases, really interesting watching the doctors in action removing tumours performing all kinds of procedures, how they use our products, how our reps try to sell them more of our products, how amazing our products work and make surgeries so much easier for surgeons. I bought a plantronics bluetooth headset as well since my new boss strongly advises me to invest in a set. Love it... easy to use, sleek looking, and it comes with a charging pouch which can charge the headset while I'm on the move as well. I guess I have been really busy... catching a day and a half's flu in between as well. All is well now... but I really should get some sleep. My work now starts at 8am and I typically leave home by 7am, wake up at 6:30am, and sleep at 11pm. A huge biological clock resetting exercise!!!

Zzzzzzz....................... Just feeling awfully empty... Zzzzzz.................... missing you...

The golden ring

The other day I had a strange dream. I was at work, probably overseas travelling or something. I was in a discussion with some directors when I noticed that I was wearing the ring once again. It brought me a sense of comfort and stability, a sense of grounding and belonging. It was our ring, but it wasn't quite the same. Somehow it was a little older, a little flatter, and it had become golden. I felt slightly older too, more certain, confident and composed.