It's been a hectic 3-days event show for me. A few weeks ago, Ks called to replace him for SG&P fair event at suntec. First day at work: it started at 10am, and I was busy keying in the particulars for visitors. Visitors after vistors. They come in swarms and the que is getting longer. Feeling the stress signals , I heightened my obligation to work faster and faster. To me, it somehow feel alike playing a game similar to "Dynasty warrior-xtreme lengend" whereby I had to "finish off" the que as fast as possible so to cut-short the waiting time for everybody.Feeling hungry but I continued to work just like everybody in the counter. Keying and keying, time passes and my stomach status changed from "Hungry" to "Hungry-until-full". The next moment somebody ask for me to take a break while she replace me, is also the time when I had time to peek at my hp. Shock! I found that it is already 3pm! 5hours have passed. Incredible. when u are busy, the clock seems to fast-forwarded itself rapidly.
Second day- I was switch from pre-regist to on-site. Life is still as busy as usual.
Third day- Things seems to cool down a little bid but we were still busy. And in the annoucement, I heard that there are about 5000 visitors for the the first and second day. And it was a "record-breaking" high number than the previous year.
The event finally ended, and we had to pack-up everything before we get our pay. It's the last day and it's also our pay-day. I feel tired but glad that it's over. Busy, yet slightly happy. And it give me another good excuse to have another peaceful slack & sleazy day at the comfort of my room next time.
-"it's more worthwhile to take a brief walk after a race than to run after the race is over"
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