Monday blues has extended to Tuesday. Sigh...... What a day to start with a parent's phone call at 6.45am telling me that her son did not complete his work. Complaining about me giving too much homework to his son. In fact, it's only 2 maths worksheets and 1 OE comprehension. The best thing is that the math's topic is on graph and one page consist of 1 question and there's only 11 short questions. The comprehension is a piece of cake since it's from the workbook. I see no reason why he can't complete his work at home. This is the second time that his mum asked me to excuse her precious spoilt brat. I reckon she spoilt him to the core, fancy to bring him to India in the midst of CA exams. The most outrageous thing was, she even has the cheek to ask me when was the school holidays and wishes to extend her trip till the end of September holidays. I was fuming mad and thinking what's in her mind. Furthermore, she even dared to lie to me that she's preparing her son for his Mother Tongue exam. Thinking that I'll buy her story, I told her off, telling her that she's suppose to prepare her son for English oral examination instead of Mother Tongue examination which is in 2 days time. How I wish that I could knock some sense into her brain.

Anyway, enough of complaining about her, I had a terrible time in school today > _< class="blsp-spelling-corrected" id="SPELLING_ERROR_0">accumulating on my desk. I started to feel panicky and realised that there's lots of marking to do! Oh my! Left with no alternative, I have pack ONE CARTON and ONE BIG BAG FULL of books and worksheet home to mark. In fact, there's a few piles on my desk too.

Honestly speaking, I don't really enjoy my work beside knowing my hubby in school. I feel that it's hard to find a so called friend in your workplace. Maybe like what Iain said we can only find true friend in school not in workplace. Ultimately, there's a line between work and friends. I feel so terrible and lonely. I miss Michelle!! Thank God, I still have Iain by my side, listening to me and always cheering me up in work. How I wish I could do more for Iain just as much as what he has done for me.