What day was it today?

When you don't need to go to office, you tend to forget what day was it. Everyday we woke up the same place, doing the same thing. I literally needed to look at the calendar, cross the date on it in order to remind myself today is Sunday!

Basically, lockdown season has been an ass to me. I lost a lot of freedom, but at the same time I started to developed an even more challenging lifestyle, obeying to workout routine on a DAILY basis.

Despite the workout coach on my android phone only designed me 4 days a week, but I did it even on rest day. So, this whole week I've been working out everyday! No I don't feel sexier than before, but the feeling of going to bed like a baby, forgetting everything when wake up, only happens when you work enough or physically tired enough, except for one day I couldn't sleep well because the fucking neighbor decided to play with his racing game 3am in the morning.

Sky is really dark, but no rain today. Weather is not hot, but somehow the humidity makes me feel uncomfortable. I think I showered 3 times during the day.

Also, setting a time table to do some house chores will help us remember the days of the week. I used to clean the floor on every Saturday, but ever since the lockdown commenced, I tend to forget because everyday feels the same. Previously I choosed to do it on Saturday because I don't need to go to the office, so getting the house cleaned on Saturday, so Sunday the whole family at home will feel cleaner.

Part of the dinner was pre-packed from the take away restaurant. We didn't eat rice, I only took some steamed sweet potatoes, a portion of red coral and long bean omelet egg, whereas LazyMom took some braised pork and the deep fried pork. Call it a Sunday, and now I can remember, tomorrow will be "back to work" at my home, in front of my desk. I'm thinking whether should I elevate the "working attitude" by practicing office attire at home. I didn't lose my mind, but I really feel it that way, so I have more sense of "working".

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