Double Heavy Duty

I guess this must be what life is like - multiple, separate, unrelated tasks with the same bloody deadline.

The job Dad gave me which started yesterday has just completed its second phase, which included re-shooting of various parts of the corporate video due to unsatisfactory quality, or out of need to update. The third phase - completely comprising of video and scene editing - has begun and, according to schedule, shall consume most of tomorrow. The deadline of the submission of this CorpVid v.30 is Friday, and the final deadline for submission is next Monday or before then.

My post as Deputy Editor of Opinionated Monthly has also received its latest job, albeit with a little delay - the final editing of the magazine, after which will be sent to the printer for publishing. This is more important to me, and I will slot it in to any empty spaces in my schedule this week as much as possible. Of course, the Chief wants to publish this by Friday, so I have at most until Thursday night to complete it.

All in all, a most packed week.

I suppose if my preferred line of work is graphic editing of any kind, this would be my norm. It is a creative line of work, after all, which is no wonder that it is one of my secondary passions, otherwise my jobs would seem to myself utterly dull and time-consuming.

Speaking of creativity, I've spoken to a restaurant owner whom my parents has befriended. He is a passionate food lover and is dedicated to the highest quality his kitchen can attain. He is willing to take me in as an intern until I start my Culinary Arts Diploma. It will certainly be a great experience if he puts me to actual cooking - I'll be able to learn time management in a real industrial kitchen, and test my cooking skills to the maximum, which is more than I can say about cooking at home...