Sunday night was a prosperous night for sleep. I had a good one. Still, I was late for work because the trains were running late on Monday.
Konquer Insurance Work Day
I collected the mail on the walk into the office.
Then it was off to the city.
While working, I stepped into some electronics and Hi-Fi stores to check what I can take. I received some, a free brochure from a place as big as Tandy Electronics.
The rest of the work day was on Excel for a database.
Phone Numbers Spreadsheet
I also wrote phone numbers on the computer and had them printed on orange flash paper. I put that on my wall under my phone.
With all this detail about my room, maybe one day someone will take heart to it and rearrange their own rooms to see how Tony Eleninovski lives.
That’s probably the only time I’ve used my name in this diary this year or last.
Hang Out With Keith
From work I called Keith. He came down to Pizza Hut. I shopped for bread and milk. Then he dropped me home.
Eating some, I called him back up and asked him for a driving lesson, mainly because Imad was paying for it and he wanted to get picked up.
Driving Lesson With Keith
So I drove to his house. We picked Imad up. We drove and looked at cars for Imad to buy because he now has a job and wants to jump into a loan.
We were also at Hungry Jacks. A chick in there just kept staring at me and Imad. She must have liked one of us.
From there, Imad called Ali.
Me and Keith drove to my house.
The football was on. Keith watched that.
I listened to music while Jett and Fred came over for a short while. That was it for last night.
Making Preparations
I got an early night again.
I feel fairly good today for work. This weekend should hurry up though.
Diary Of A Mad Chaos is a daily diary written from March 1996 until today, of which individual books and book series have been created, namely “The Lost Years” an exploration of young, entwined love, the “Wubao In China (猎艳奇缘)” book series which provides an extensive comparative analysis of the cultural differences between Eastern and Western societies, and the book titled “Foreigner (华人)” an exploration of race relations in Australia.
