business trip

The greatest thing about a business trip is it breaks all the routines. No more hours spending in front of the computer, looming over the deadline; No more chores after chores at home; No more traffic jam. Different views, different feelings.

On the way to train station, driver S kept telling me about office gossips----half of them are not true or exaggerated. I smiled when I remembered office rule No.1 : never, never offend a driver.  It was fun to start this trip like that. Even the long hours in the train were easily to kill. I spent a whole time reading Linda?s Dying to Please---very great way to cheat away the journey. After check in, I had my dinner nearby. Then I spent sometime hanging around. Things had changed a lot in the last three years, but I could still find my favorite restaurant, snack foods, and stores. It is really great to spend some time alone like that once for a while. When I went back my room, everything was put into order again. That's the advantage to live in a hotel. No matter how messed up your room is, it always tidied up in time. Like magic, you snapped your finger, and everything was put back into their assigned place. Meanwhile, you can enjoy yourself with the luxury a five-star hotel could offer. The spa was really soothing, tomorrow night I would devote myself to a hard workout.  Forget about my laboring lung, perhaps it is a way to cure it.