I used to vow not to work in the city. Generally there are haphazard steams of people and cars everywhere. Cars are stuck bumper to bumper and everyone breaks the rules of the road and bumping a red light has become commonplace. But when the opportunity comes along, I just have to take it.

Every morning I really wished that I could have stayed in bed but yet I trugged into the office. I would start off my day with some health drink and tag along when my colleagues went for breakfast.

My spacious desk is still empty with only my lappie in sight. I shall bring my own plant in a pot, photo frame, magnet, and cushion to make my working space lively.

Whenever I need break, I would stand by the window where I have a magnificent view over the city.

Lunch is awesome! Working in the city means that you are spoiled for choices, there’s thiswell maintained and air conditioned food court opposite my office, and pavilion is just a few stones away. Lunch is always followed by a cuppa at StarBucks or in the office

Guess the worst part of working in the city would be the traffic. Whenever one driver decides enough is enough, and pulls out into the incoming traffic to overtake, the squeezing sound of emergency break give me goose bumps. Whenever the line is too long that one particular car is blocking the road, the honking gone bad.

Everyday I see these unsightly manners behind the steering wheels.

Congestion happens almost everyday that I have figured out some way to keep us entertain. I’m so glad that HE fetches me everyday without fail while I’m picking up on my driving skill. Here’s what I do when I get really bored or impatient in the car:

Camwhore-ing when the traffic is not moving. Remember to off the flash because it would appear as head light flashing to other cars.

Tune into radio. It keeps us entertain.

Sometimes I will picasa-ed my pictures (not applicable to the driver)

You can even watch dramas (not applicable to the driver too)

Now I can broadly acclaim that I survived working in KL and I’m actually in LOVE with the city.

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