Sheena's Little Fragments of Time

When I conquer the world, I will do nothing but eat, sleep, and have sex with Jay Chou. Oh, and abolish education. Really.

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Bimbo Day

At work now, and again, I have nothing to do, and I am bored outta my skull.

On the bright (possibly dark) side, my supervisor has just informed me that I will be officially taking over our corporate accounts next week. So at least I won’t be bored to death, but unfortunately I’ll actually have to start earning my salary.

So last night I was out with Nethia the Makkel (finally saw the bitch) and her colleagues Mark and Zakiya. Had some much-needed alcohol and cigarette therapy and went home at midnight exhausted but as cheery as could be.

And as promised, Mark, I shall blog about your lighter. He has this amazingly, almost disgustingly cute Popeye lighter which he got in Japan, and I fell totally in love with it. So much so that I rather embarrassed myself going into full-fledged hysterical bimbo mode: “So cute!!! Oh my God!!! I love it!!! So cute!!!” punctuated with high-pitched squeals a la Jessie.

Come to think of it, yesterday was pretty much a bimbo day for me. One of my colleagues, who’d been on maternity leave, came into the office in the afternoon with her 6-week-old baby whom I swear, is one of the cutest and biggest babies I’ve seen at that age.

So the entire office was cooing over him, including me, and I carried him for a while, which was fabulous since he was fussing a little at that time, but the moment I cuddled him he stopped crying. And he even smiled up at me! And that was the moment I went into bimbo mode in the office in front of all my colleagues. How utterly embarrassing.

A few of my colleagues reckon it must have been my ample bosom and full-fleshed arms that settled the baby down. I’m inclined to agree, actually. The baby was turning his head towards my chest a few times and opening his mouth in an attempt to suckle.

Well, at least I know that in the future, my kids are not going to whine and fuss and cry too much (or at least, I’m desperately hoping not).