A strange day at work!

Being a proofreader of financial statements in a popular company I never expected to experience a day when I wont have any work to do at all. I never thought I would be able to draft a blogpost from office on a Thursday afternoon. I guess things come to you when you least expect them. Looking around I get a feeling that may be I’m not the only one. May be, most of the people are free today but are pretending to be busy so that no work is assigned to them. However, it could be only my feeling… you can never say.

Whatever it is, its very strange and unusual. Since the day I joined I have not seen a day like this. I’m glad there is such a day. At least it gives me something to write about. So my new place of work is looking very different today. I heard a lot of people talking instead of just some typing chatter. I was so excited that I didn’t want to tell anyone that I’m having a free day. I thought I’ll jinx it if I talk about it. I didn’t even tell mom. But guess what? I was so excited that I told one of my friends and ended up with a job to do almost immediately.  So my almost perfect day ended with that surprise!
Before I could call it an unusual day… the usual things came up to kill all the happiness I had. So I guess it was just another Thursday 

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