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Memorial Monday!

Good Morning!

Its Memorial Day here in the US and its a public holiday! I am working till 5pm though! I know its going to be a very quiet day again …. but will get a fun day pass by quickily. I am having coffee + a piece of doughnut … this combination many days a month … quick and simple!

4.15pm : Got home early today … it was indeed a slow day so went back home 2 hours short of my shift!!!! Can’t do away with the boredom! I can at least blog and get my stuff done at home.

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May 26, 2008 at 7:00 AM

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