Path toward greatness

Dexcel is having its annual meeting, and I am sure without the workers the meeting will just be a blur. It's because the workers are all putting in their best, so the annual general meeting is fun and interesting. (I wouldn't know it hasn't started yet.)

This morning the sky is very grey and have no idea why the weather is so bad today. It must have been the Tasmania weather, a storm is brewing slowly, and the low pressure is sitting on top of me before I wake up. Getting up is not hard, but I can hear mum's footsteps slowly dragging across the floor after the clock chimed. It's so comfortable! I am still dreaming my dream on my bed!

8:00a.m. I am already putting the internet sucket into my computer. Extra early today so can help my supervisor a little bit. She is fussing over the job for the afternoon: the meeting. I hope she is going to be alright. I hope my workmates will not bite her head off.

I also hope, in the process of working for Dexcel, that I can finally find a place to work. Don't mean it's Dexcel, but I truly love the energy that these scientists are giving out. Even though my supervisor has told me that scientist do research only 20~30% of their time! What they do in the other 70~80% is probably broken down into: papers (finding/writing/preparing), meetings (preparing/calling), socialising/net-working with other scientists (i.e. conferences), and a little bit of brain exercise called innovation. Hahahahahahaha, yes, just lazying around and do nothing. But no, don't be so harsh because after a day of sitting in front of computer, your brain and your hands will hurt so much that you don't want to come back and work, ever. So you will want to get some samples and process them even though they are boring and repeatitive most of the time. It's actually quite o.k. because the environment is so good that you will forget all of your sorrow after you have seen the grass. NOT the Cow. They give you headache because they are moody sometimes. They are all cute and fuzzy in a good way, but they are cow afterall.

Better get going, otherwise may be left here without any transportation and rain is coming quickly.