I'm late
This however does not think is a great innovation, has always been on the eve of every small or big departure bus, train or plane that was to be taken. After four months in Shanghai is time to take a break and, after a year, return at home for three weeks of vacation automeritata. On my return I find the perspiring limbs of my colleagues intent to open schools, better to focus on the immediate future.
Yesterday I attended a wedding where you only carry the photo of one of the soup because it's nice. The groom is an "old" AIESEC alumnus who invited us. He Indian, she Shanghai. Marriage has reserved surreal moments of Chineseness, for the series if they are not random and do not want them all was still bathed with a fair amount of last-decent alcohol. After party with Indian family room and large group tends to AIESEC drinking game we left the hotel for an extra luxurious life in a club to return to 6. Really good day, especially since I managed to do some 'shopping in Shanghai in the morning in the place where even contracted something. Today I had only to pack and here I am, an hour and a half before the train, to write on the blog that I'm late. Yes, you idiot. I go.
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Seen it ... I think you have to digest the concept of late: you have to classify the event. There are events that MUST include gain (to pay the telecom bills, pay off a debt, pay a spritz, go to the gallows ... etc). Other MUST avoid it (withdraw salary, recover a debt, GO HOME ...). Then put the events in your brain Excel file, click AZ, order, and you're done.
Obviously I already know that you click ZA ...
yes it's true ... I would like to stress however that despite being frequently late to take the means of transport, they rarely lose at the end ... then perhaps it is just the pleasure of feeling the adrenaline and the jog to enter the train before the doors close behind