Monday Blues

Ever felt like calling in sick on Mondays. Feeling very difficult to leave your home. At the same time every thing seems to go wrong and you wished the weekend could be extended a little longer. If your answer is 'yes', then you've caught the Monday blues as I did on last Monday (duhh..).

Reasons

1. I have to start the week with MATHS. It used to be fun but this semester seems otherwise. A new Lecturer means a new style of teaching. At least, if you call murmuring in an unrecognisable language a style . I won't describe further, you can read sze lynn's blog for more details.

New words learned: geo (zero), sub set (such that), teolem (theorem), twy (try) and etc.

2. Flu still on. Yup, I wasn't fully cured yet (but now I am, yay). The runny nose, constant coughing and the irritating phlegm sure made my head heavy. Getting up from bed was an adventure on its own.

3. 40 mins drive (80 mins to and fro). OK I admit that this is nothing. That I do it everyday and probably at longer hours but I won't mind if the destination is either midvalley or one utama NOT college.

4. On top of all that, somehow HELP College parking changed its system.Instead of paying with vouchers ,we had to pay cash. Due to the sudden nature of this system, naturally the flow of cars in the parking lot was reduced to a standstill for 1 hr++. This Monday really drained my time away.

Remedies

Here are 2 remedies that could overcome this highly contagious disease. Other remedies are still in trial stages and haven't been assured by experts.

1. Look forward to your weekend. Feel excited about it. This excitement, according to the theory of relativity will cast your mind away from boredom and make time pass by really fast. By the time you realise it, 'hey it's Friday'

2. Just Bunk it! Take a day off. Instead of the traditional Saturday and Sunday weekend, you have an extra Monday for your three day weekend.Woohoo. But here's the catch. Prepare yourself for a Tuesday Blues instead.