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I Tried To Let IT Pass

But couldn't. So I asked around. Didn't get my answer until I saw Auntie.

A brief background. When I came to the office Monday morning, my things were packed in plastic bags. It is as if they can bag the H1N1 virus.

One of my pet peeves is when people touch my things. I am a bit of a messy person but in all that mess is my technical know how and my creativity! (Nicely put nyehehehe) So just imagine how pissed off I was to find it bagged, out of place.

Auntie cleaned it, bagged it, sanitized everything as per the instruction of the Ops Manager. Grrr... Then told me she used up all my 3-ply special tissue. Another Grrr...

Ok, ok... I am going to let it pass now.
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heartcaptures said…
yea, from experience.. not all 'aunties' are nice. :(
3/7/09 11:20 AM
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