lifeMy brother went on a whirlwind trip to Peking to take
the Peking Uni entrance exam and came back empty-handed ;(
Jamming only told me that I've to build up more stamina for my right
arm. Oh, and that we seem to be going down the Indie route.
And I mean INDIE. It was the last (Okay, 2nd last before Punk -puke-) genre
I'd ever thought I'd get myself into. My hearing is still quite muffled from jamming. Argh.
Hahaha. Seems like I really gotta get new drumsticks. The current ones I'm using
are getting a bit light for use. The only advantage is that I don't tire as quickly
as heavier sticks. I liked the ones I used at Fourtones today though.
Vater's 5A sticks it is... When I get my pay. Too broke.
As you can see, I'm really a bit too tired these days to think of
provoking stuff to blog about. Humane updates should hopefully suffice, though I don't think it'll generate much response on the half-dead tagboards.
Work was quite mundane today. My liaison officer hasn't visited me yet, though it's almost a month since I started work!
There's a Ngee Ann BA Marketing lecturer who's on a 'sabbatical' from teaching who has joined the company today. She'll be here for about 5 months to gain exposure. Quite cool, huh. Wouldn't it be cool to go back to NP to teach after say, 10 years of industrial experience! Perhaps I'll scare students out of their wits with my crap.
On a side note, I think I'm going a tad loco. I've been smiling to myself and finding the weirdest things amusing. Even umbrellas and rainy roads.
Anyway. Mr HR Man, Charles, almost tricked me into thinking that she (the BA lecturer, not Charles) was the liaison officer representing Mr Adam. Bah. Actually, her credentials are quite cool. Before she started teaching, she'd actually worked at Ogilvy's Direct and Leo Burnett -- if I don't remember wrongly, and handled some pretty good accounts.
(Here's a tidbit -- good = big-name accounts =\= smart clients.)
It was slightly embarrassing when she was shown a breakfast-eating, music-listening, flash website-watching Benita. But that's the down-to-earth
ness of being in DDB. Though I'm wondering if I should try getting into O&M or BBDO to look-see after I graduate. It's really tough to get in there, but I should try anyway, shouldn't I. My portfolio's still too thin. Gotta start getting it growing.
I still love DDB though.