Too harrowed in mind, body and soul to think of a proper title for this post, but I need an outlet badly. I'm in pain! The head hurts, fingers are numb (well, sort of), vision is blurry, muscles in every other part that needs to move feel like jelly.
Ah! So this is what SAP does to you!
I hope to get back to my normal blogging self soon
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Here was I thinking SAP was an illness, but its work... which is sort of like an illness when you think about it!
ReplyDeletePoor you. I know the feeling.
In the meantime you may accept my e-hug :)
ReplyDelete*hug*
ReplyDeletesap. sigh. sorry.
Aunty: True... but all of us in the team actually felt physically horibble that day... It was named SAP syndrome.
ReplyDeleteOrhan: Thanks :)
silversabre: "sap. sigh. sorry." I like that :)
i was beginning to wonder what you did professionally that took you to Japan. SAP...gaaawd. I seem to remember checking out a blog that had some of your fiction. I rather felt is showed some promise. That is always a great outlet for me...and who knows where it will lead!? Maybe you will be able to give up SAP someday in favor of a literary career. You should definitely continue to pursue it. BTW, you owe me an email.
ReplyDeleteActually, SAP is the new system we're using to replace the older system. The reason why it is causing such pain is because our team is in charge of all the manual transferring of data which involves hours of sitting in front of our computers and keying in thousands of data, and there always seems to be some sort of hitch.
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