Mind Games

With reports done, I take my time engaging in "mind games" - specifically, sudoku, scrabble and word whomp (which I recently discovered in pogo.com). It's fun and addicting!It entails forming as many words as you can given six letters.

I can now walk although still not that fast. I no longer use my swivel chair as my "wheelchair". Clearly, I'm on the way to recovery!

Yesterday, there was a presentation of the three reports I made. Client said "The content was very good. Good job on the presentation material. We missed you today...Everyone was looking for you." Well, it's good to know that all that effort has not gone to waste. Yey.

Another Client said that my FGD report was "very good, ang bilis din (and fast, too)". Another yey.

I just looooove my work as analyst. I have other projects coming soon. Thank You, Lord!

Now, I think I will watch a DVD.

Life is good!

Always Mind

If you're wondering what my title means...it's the opposite of "never mind" (Get it? Haha).

I regularly play three games. They are all "mind" games.

1) Scrabble - I learn new words. I learn how to strategize in order to get higher scores.

2) Mah jongg - I learn how to play my tiles to increase my chances of winning.

3) Sudoku - It's a game of logic, plain and simple.

We are all equipped with a brain and we ought to use it to the fullest. With time on my hands, I use it to exercise my mind. I don't want my brain to "atrophy" for lack of use! Ha ha.