People who work in the normal hours always wonder why I leave for office after 9 a.m. (sometimes I leave home after 2 p.m.) and return after 10 p.m. They also wonder why I have days off in the middle of the week when they are working, or why I am working in the weekends when people are having days off.
People also raise eyebrows when I say I don't know if I can attend a certain event because I have yet to have my monthly days off schedule, which I receive a few days before the month starts. They may think I make up that lame excuses, but in case you're wondering, below is what my days off schedule like.
People also raise eyebrows when I say I don't know if I can attend a certain event because I have yet to have my monthly days off schedule, which I receive a few days before the month starts. They may think I make up that lame excuses, but in case you're wondering, below is what my days off schedule like.
I go with the initial "tif" in the office. Ahem, as you can see, I'll have six days off starting Feb. 12, and I'll spend some of them in Semarang, Central Java. Work hard, play hard!
This week has been the grueling five days overflowing with sad news, such as the attack on Ahmadiyah (on Sunday) and the operation of 46 bus was finally suspended (on Monday), the case in Temanggung, Central Java (on Tuesday) and then I had a weird conversation with one of my bosses (on Wednesday). I hope the next week's events will help erase the bad memories.
If you are in Jakarta this weekend, I'd like to suggest you to:
- See the photo exhibition on Javanese people in Suriname and the Netherlands at Erasmus Huis Jakarta.
- Comic animation exhibition at CCF Jakarta with Simon Hureau
- Watch Black History Month Films at @america
- Find perfect places for a romantic dinner with your partner
- Dog owners, enjoy the PawDay at Langsat Park
Have a lovely weekend:)
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