Journey to Vivocity, I totally did not know what to expect, and did not know what to do though I've done waitering jobs before. After all, this is a rather open place and my movements are seen by all. When the clock hits 4pm, things started rolling, started to get used to the place, my bosses (VERY nice people), workload (not too heavy)... things will start piling up as well at work so that I learn more stuff so that one day, according to one of them, I may take over a day's shift from them. Well, that's good because I do need to save up for my trip, otherwise I wouldn't be working as well right?
Supposed to end work at 9pm, but there were still too many customers around so I stayed till 10pm... 6hrs went past rather quickly and no signs of hunger, no signs of boredom or too much fatigue. Even had a glass of champagne to mark my first day of work at Fre(n)sh (coincidentally, it was the first time the father of one of the bosses, Benoit, come to Singapore)
Alright, there's nothing about what I do after the exams that I can complain about, not that I do most of the time...
Have a great holiday to most out there, and those with exams still. Merde.
Supposed to end work at 9pm, but there were still too many customers around so I stayed till 10pm... 6hrs went past rather quickly and no signs of hunger, no signs of boredom or too much fatigue. Even had a glass of champagne to mark my first day of work at Fre(n)sh (coincidentally, it was the first time the father of one of the bosses, Benoit, come to Singapore)
Alright, there's nothing about what I do after the exams that I can complain about, not that I do most of the time...
Have a great holiday to most out there, and those with exams still. Merde.
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