The art of zao-ing

I first started when i was in JC, got to know of some BAD company and started zao-ing class then. I was the perfect (or so i deem) student when i was in sec sch. I nv zao class, extra lessons or even CCA. Unless i was sick, but that doesnt count as zao-ing class. Back then we call it 'pon sch'.

When i went into uni, that goes without saying. We zao like free. OK, not so much. I didnt. But more than once the temptation will arise and you will catch me watching drama at home. Of course i will feel guilty during and after but there will surely be reasons to explain why i did it. Stuff like the lecturer was boring, dun understand what he's saying and once or twice, the weather is too perfect for sleeping in (sounds familar? thats life!)

Now that i've graduated and entered the another phase in life i need to minimise the times of zao-ing work. I admit when i was still on contract the desire was much stronger than now to zao work, but that was because contract staff do not have annual leave so i have to create my own. Now, i go to work rain or shine. No choice.

I thought my days of zao-ing are over but who knows, when there are lessons there are bound to be opportunities.

When i was doing my photography courses, i zao more than i should.

(CL: RED ALERT)
Now that i'm learning bike, i zao my bike lesson. Thirty dollars gone like this. And like a drug, i know i will be addicted to it.

So here i promise myself, in black and white, that i will never ever zao another bike lesson ever again. Today, now, will be my first and last. If i were to do so again, i will.... i will.... what shall i do????

Since i'd already choose to zao today's lesson, i shld fully utilised my extra 4hrs by doing things that i'd put off doing. Things like e wedding photos, playing w Darcy, preparing an awesome breakfast for myself n maybe going swimming too.

Just pray that i will not go back to sleep. =)