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Something wrong with my clock?

Hello readers,

How have you all been? How is life treating you all? I hope in a good way!

My side, I don’t even want to mention. It’s all the same. Few days back I read my blog backwards, and I noticed that there was a time when all posts were about ‘all work and to time’ rants. So, I have decided that I won’t mention same story again. (I, though, gave a hint- it is the same story!)

It’s Friday, and good part is to come in couple of hours: Weekend :o) This Sunday, I am going to watch ‘Alice in wonderland’ in 3-D. It’d be my 1st 3-D movie. I hope it’s a good movie, and the experience as well turns out to be same. Along with that, I am looking forward to some shopping (not much this time, as I don’t have much left with me – Month end sucks!) I think I should buy a pair of heels now. It’s been over an year (after my accident) since I wore one. Oh! I also have to buy a gift for my sister. Shit! I am broke. I’ve got no money! (Dear salary, please come soon. I’m waiting desperately for you, please make it fast. Thank you!)

A little question: Do you also feel that time is passing by so slow, so super slow. Or is it just me?

Keep writing readers, your comments make my day :o)

Have a happy weekend!!
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  1. juliaFriday, August 27, 2010 8:52:00 PM

    I've been meaning to see Alice in Wonderland for the longest time. It must be awesome in 3D!

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  2. Fé...Sunday, August 29, 2010 8:09:00 AM

    Yes, this monotonous life is killing. I'm really waiting for something fabulous to happen. Time does tick too long these days.... Can I have it in fast-forward mode? I hate slo-mo.

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