Ok, I know I'm not the only one who feels this way, but do allow me to vent a little here - Mondays are the worst day of the week.
But Mondays in Korea are especially tough for one big reason: it is Sunday in every part of the world that I know people, so NO ONE emails/chats/updates, etc. In one 24-hour period that I am awake and working, I receive all of 3 personal emails...and those are listservs. On any other day, Tuesday-Sunday, I can have 20+ when I wake up in the morning, and 30+ over the course of a day.
So of course I am bored, the first day of the week is usually slow around here (shoot, I work for the government, all days are usually slow...), so forgive me if I email you more than once, if I frequently update my FB status, if I chat you when you're clearly busy or unavailable...I am just trying to get through my Monday! :)
But Mondays in Korea are especially tough for one big reason: it is Sunday in every part of the world that I know people, so NO ONE emails/chats/updates, etc. In one 24-hour period that I am awake and working, I receive all of 3 personal emails...and those are listservs. On any other day, Tuesday-Sunday, I can have 20+ when I wake up in the morning, and 30+ over the course of a day.
So of course I am bored, the first day of the week is usually slow around here (shoot, I work for the government, all days are usually slow...), so forgive me if I email you more than once, if I frequently update my FB status, if I chat you when you're clearly busy or unavailable...I am just trying to get through my Monday! :)
And here I was thinking I was bothering you all the time. For you, I will make sure my computer is on on Sundays. What is the time difference for us when I'll be in Paris? I'm at work 21 days in a row there, so, you'll have no case of the Monday's during late May, early June!
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