Dad Drops Me Off At Work
Forth was a day of adventure and topped with stress, work stress. Waking up at 5:45am, I had a shower, the usual. Then luckily my dad was going fishing around the time I had to leave.
Dropping off my Newstart form at Pizza Hut for Imad (hidden behind a rock), dad dropped me off near work.
Learning The Ropes At Martinson Engineering
Waiting almost half an hour before work started, I walked in there without a fuss or problem, confident in my ability.
The day at Martinson Engineering was very focused for me, and confusing. I was put through a lot of stress learning the ins and outs of all the technical names and functions of my Administrative and Clerical duties.
Learning that Ringo (the person whose duties I’ll be lessening) is having sick leave in three weeks time, stressed me more, as to I had to learn most of the procedures in that time. I know that it can be done, but I just don’t want to think about it.
Having morning tea and then lunch, the day was slow at start, and then picked up near the end of the day. Near the end of the day, some of the procedure was learned.
I was introduced to everyone that worked at Martinson Engineering and had the chance to chat with some of them.
Handing me a superannuation package at the end of the day, I left for home on a bus, a little stressed, and a little early.
Crashing Once Home From Work
Coming straight home, I lay down and went to sleep for half an hour, before I was woken up from my slumber of half an hour by my mobile.
Ali was on the other end wondering if I was going to Macarthur Square. I told him that I had a headache and that he could see me later that night.
Ringing Lyssa, she was going to meet up with me somehow that night, but we never got around to seeing each other. Lyssa had to catch public transport to Macarthur Square with Penelope.
Watching National Lampoon’s Loaded Weapon 1
Shawn, Ralf and Tatton came over my house. It increased my stress, only by Tatton laughing at National Lampoon’s Lethal Weapon’s stupid skits, and Ralf telling me everything that was about to happen in the movie that I already knew.
They left after I told them I needed some sleep half an hour ago.
The Relationship Anniversary With Lyssa
Then Lyssa called me almost instantly after I picked up the phone to track her down.
Lyssa and I have been seeing each other for two months.
This time ago we had our first kiss and a stroll on the beach. That’s why I would have liked to see her tonight and give her a kiss, show her I care. She was very eager to see me but it never happened.
When she called me up, I was very mellow and talked to her smoothly and calmly. Lyssa told me that she was having a fight with her mum and she was kicking her out. Her dad who came down for the weekend took turns in driving home drunk with Lyssa’s brother after the Tennis Club last night.
Lyssa had a fight with her dad and then with her mum. That’s why she’s staying over Velda’s house tonight.
Making Date Plans With Lyssa
Talking to her about tomorrow, we are meeting at the train station after work. I’m taking her to watch the sunset at Centennial Lookout.
Ali is then picking us up right after the sun comes down. We are traveling to my house and getting ready to watch Austin Powers at the movies at 7:15pm.
Ali is coming with Penelope. After the movie, we are getting together with the boys but staying with the girls. She needs me and I need her.
Saturday night when Lyssa goes to the City with the girls, Ali and I are going with the car or by foot. Lyssa is considering staying the night at my house, for I think it’s time for the next step into the relationship.
Weekends will now give me great pleasure and so will my girlfriend over the past new month. For who knows what the next 31 days will bring.
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.
