A long week

As we moved back to our very far away home, life resumed normal- switched back to the training mode. I had a decent rumba solo, and a really cool cha cha cha routine to busy with; however, I still went for the SS workshop. The styling there was quite different from mine but I could handle it anyway. And I could see that when I started to move the camera started to focus on me and a lot of snap and shot and flash of light... well, I am quite used to cameras but without stage make-up I don't want to get caught basically because I don't want my students come to me with the newspapers and tell me their parents find me sexy when I dance. Filming was okay as I kept moving but when they came close enough to have a close up and wanted to interview--- dodged away.

Wednesday actually recharged me. I was getting too serious in my dances, and at the same time I was annoyed by the current business, and I was still planning some other school interviews for Kiwi, and I needed to plan when to do what if there's still no feedback (well the answer is to move). If I could have gone home a little earlier, I would be more grateful. I reached home at 2.30am feeling lighten up a little bit but the next day at 6am the heavy eye lids almost rejected my order and failed to open.

I had a little chat with Betty on Friday on how to end the whole trouble. We finally both agreed that even I had a strong reason to sue them, finding a mediator could be a better way. The only problem now is to convince myself, who neatly keeps all documents that shows I have a good reason to stand firm, to make a concession. At that time, I felt like I understood why a law firm operated in that way- it is impossible to trust anyone so if you can't keep your eye on everything you are going to get troubles. Aiya, being a boss is not easy.

After the typhoon, it was quite hot and sunny on Sunday. It would have been so wrong if we hadn't gone to the beach. Life is always, but I hope I will find some sunshine after all these troubles.