The Lights below the Moonlight

It was a super duper crazy day at work. I was so packed with work till I had to ignore some reports that the regional office was chasing me for. I told my mentor I just didn’t have the time to do it due to the preparation of the event happening tomorrow and 2 events next week! She understood my workload and she helped me out. I was very grateful. *Phew*

I finished up whatever was needed to be disseminated to my suppliers to get the production going. Gees, how I wished Monday isn’t a holiday! Not this week; not this time round. How I wished the state holiday falls on the following week or so.

Anyways……

I zoomed off to Sunway Pyramid after packing the necessary for tomorrow’s event and also to work at home over the weekends.

It was our 'ritual date' again. I met up with Mrs G for dinner and chatted for awhile before the movie.

The movie for the day (or more of the night) was Imagine That.

It never failed to have lots of laughter with funnyman, Eddie Murphy, in the movie. The movie is about how a daddy-daughter relationship got closer, just because of a Goo Gaa. If you have not watched the movie, Goo Gaa is the little blanket of Olivia, the daughter. I shall not say too much about the movie. I don’t wanna spoil the fun of watching it!

Eddie started to go into the ‘imaginary world’ of Olivia, just to get hints to win businesses with clients and gain more confidence in making decisions to climb up the corporate ladder.

It is a recommended movie to watch. This movie has family values, and also it is a reminder to us – what our priorities are and work/ business is not everything. At times, we have to listen to our little inner voice (or more of our instinct) and have confidence with the decisions we make.