I'm really delight to successfully wake up naturally at 4:50 this morning. As I went to sleep before 10 o'clock last night, I feel energetic now. 7 hours sleep is absolutely enough for me.
The night before last, I slept awful. When I got up to restroom at mid-night, I caught sight of a message, which had been sent by Shi, asking if he could add his name after mine on the report of kindergarten. I agreed without doubt and was too excited to sleep after that, for that report had been forbidden for nearly a month. There was a possibility for it to see sunlight at last. I was unable to fall asleep again until 2 hours later. Just as I began to feel sleepy, Stone woke up for water or wet his pants. I hardly slept the last half of the night. Therefore, my heart hurt. I had to give up the usual morning schedule in order to compensate the lost sleeping hours.
Ultimately, that report wasn't published. I felt really disappointed, angry. I even cried in front of Donkey. My effort was dismissed as nothing. It took me some time to comfort myself. It's their fault, not mine. There's no need to punish myself because of others' fault.
My Japanese course was interrupted by an unexpected meeting yesterday afternoon. Yet, I didn't leave the classroom until I finished the role-play with my partner Ms. Chen. We had practiced a lot the day before. I took a role of a lazy university female student who cared nothing but her boyfriend during the one week sick leave. It was funny. I didn't want to miss it. That was the last but two Japanese lesson I had. I was reluctant to leave.
The meeting was hold for CW who was chosen to be the vice director of political news in Outlook, a magazine of our agency. I felt happy for him. CW is gentle and reliable. He never stirs up gossip. I prefer him to his wife L, who is also a colleague of mine. L will be raised as deputy director here in our newspaper in a near future as well. It could be interpreted that the couple's job changes were related to CW's father-in-law, Mr. L, who is a dignitary. It's reasonable that a dignitary's daughter and her husband shouldn't be treated as common employee as me any more.
This morning we're supposed to bring Stone to inject vaccine for 3-year-old child. I can foreseen a struggle in the hospital. Wish us good luck.
