Limot moments

Do you know that feeling you get when you're thinking about a bunch of different things at once? You often experience moments of forgetfulness related to work, school, teaching, digital stores, and many other things.

As I was about to leave the house, I realized that I needed to bring my Gatorade and the mixed nuts my sister gave me from SNR, so I took them out of the fridge and placed them on the smaller fridge next to it. I went straight to the mirror and walked out to the door, closing the gate. I might have forgotten the Gatorade and the mixed nuts I had taken out of the refrigerator while I was making my way to the workplace, and sure enough, I had.

Around 9:30 am, I was talking to a client while on the phone, and in the back of my mind, I had to get ready for the live draw by 10:00 am, so it just went. I noticed that my boss had hurriedly gone to the car, so I quickly finished giving the client's requirements. My officemate informed me it was his schedule, but I thought it was mine, so I hurriedly ran to the car. He followed me and said, "Again, it's my schedule; can we check?" So we did, and sure enough, it is his schedule. I was going to get in the car at that point.

Since it was not my schedule, I went outside near the office to buy a coffee and a donut. Still, I forgot my phone where I saved my PWD ID, so I ordered first and returned to the office to get my phone. While scrolling through my phone, suddenly, I felt I had forgotten something, and I asked and told my other office mate and the guard who was outside too, "I just went back to get my phone, and now where's my phone?" without realizing that I was holding my phone scrolling.

I took a deep breath and let it out. I feel like my "limot moments" are growing worse every day. I could think more progressively than the other way around, and even if I might have a lot on my plate right now, I still love thinking about many things. I have ten major subjects to study, all of which are management-related, and I have to prepare my concept paper on top of that. I am under pressure because my comprehensive exam is next month. It's fortunate that I don't have too much stress at work anymore because I have an assistant who is still motivated to learn and active. I still have to prepare my students for their midterm exam and their interview guide questions, in addition to attending our live draw three to four times a week.

So, what life do I still have now? Hahaha