I e-mailed PlayWorks for the journalism job and, at the same time, my cousin SMS'ed me to tell me that she had just forwarded my resume to her business contacts. (I was hoping she'd forget.) I guess I should be expecting some replies over the next few days. I just hope PlayWorks get to me first cos' it is rare a job that meshes with my interests.I woke up today and got an SMS from Mindef informing me of an upcoming annual ICT (In-Camp Training). This would be my very first reservist training ever since I ORD'ed in 2002. I have been wishing that the notice would never arrive but alas it did. I logged onto MIW to check and, to my surprise, my ICT was scheduled for May 2006. Hurray, I am spared from all army nonsense this year. Wee.
Oh, well. Weekdays have always been a great challenge for me in finding things to do to tide me over till the weekends. It is extremely difficult to pry people away from the comfort of their homes and it will be even more so come November when everyone is busy with school and exams.
The TV is my best companion on weekdays. I wonder what is the program that everyone catches without fail. For me, it is always C.S.I. on Tuesdays and the Amazing Race on Wednesdays. Other than that, I have nothing to watch. Poor me.
I have been downloading more comics to rebuild my lost collection. I have started on the massive Infinite Crisis storyline and Avengers Disassembled, both of which are very dark, gloomy and sad.
I have also been playing Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (a PS1 game) on my PS2 (I never realized the importance of backwards compatibility till now). It's such an old game but I decided to play it again since I was dying for more Castlevania goodness after having completed Dawn of Sorrow on my NDS. But hey, the game was a massive hit in 1997 and, to me, it is still just as good today.
I have now reached the middle of the week. The weekends are getting close and I can smell it. I am very much looking forward to the VS System JLA Sneak Preview on Sunday.
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