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Tomorrow no electricity!

No electric, no electric!!!! Otteke Otteke?? (How how...in Korean) I cannot be disconnected from the Internet leh!!! Die-lah die-lah. It's in times like this that I suddenly realize how important my cyberlife is to me. I mean, my life is online, my career is online.....everything! I did not forget to pay the bills. TNB is going to conduct an Annual Preventive Maintenance lah! Gawd, never imagine that a human being can be so stressed out when local electric provider performs maintenance leh? I mean, I hate it because also there's nothing for the kids to do when there's no electricity. And blardie hell, something is wrong with either my PC or my internet connection. Keeps logging out. Eeeyyyyeeerrrr......this is what I hate the most. I have to do something liao. This is driving me crazy.
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Anonymous said…
Marsha ah, you sound like a desperate woman blabbering the same thing wor just because no electricity. :))

Internet only mah. Take your laptop, go to a friend's house or cousin's house or stay a night in a hotel which offers broadband in your room.

Not the end of the world, my dear! I think perhaps, your hubby might be thankful that there is no electricity?? I know mine would. :P
August 23, 2007 at 4:46 AM
Anonymous said…
judy, appreciate your constructive advice but you don't know how my work is all online! I have no access to client's server. And all the programs that I use are in my PC and my files are all graphic files for design work. And to amend and update the work, I need my programs....not the Microsoft Word or Excel only, ok?

And I dont have a laptop.

Blabbering, yes. Thats why I classified this entry as 'bitching'.
August 23, 2007 at 11:03 AM
Anonymous said…
Wow Marsha is very ANGGGGGGGGRYYY!

Anyway, electricity back already right? Smiling now? Hope you managed to catch up on your work for your clients.
August 23, 2007 at 9:58 PM
Jamie said…
get a lappy lah dear cuz....
August 24, 2007 at 10:09 AM
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