Friday is my favorite day of the workweek. Because Friday is the end of the workweek. Which means that the moment I clock out at the office, I can do whatever I damn well please over the next two days without having to worry about anything. The weekend is my time to either go crazy and party, or recharge and just smoke at home or at a beach somewhere. But yesterday was a Friday that I never want to experience again!
It started pretty well. Woke up feeling great since I smoked the night before. Had brunch, smoked again then got ready for work. Work was neither hectic nor stressful. I teach English online in Ortigas. Our office is great - no dress code, no restrictions on what website to open, lots of breaks - and my colleagues are funny and crazy most of the time. So my workweek was ending on a high note. Not for long.
When we left the office at 11p.m., the rain had just stopped so I decided to walk to Meralco Ave. with a couple of co-workers and commute home instead of trying to find a place to hang out. Besides, my wallet was down to its last 500 and I didn't want to withdraw any more. Just as we reached PLDT along Emerald Ave., it started drizzling and so we took out our umbrellas and continued walking. I was still in a chirpy mood then.
Before we knew it, the rain was pounding on our umbrellas and the wind was whipping my short hair all over my face. I could feel my socks getting wet inside my Converse sneakers (thank God for durable and comfy Chuck Taylors!) and the lower part of my denim jeans also getting drenched. But since it was the weekend, I still didn't care that much. Besides, I was going home so who cares what I look like when I get there.
By the time I reached the gate of my subdivision, I wanted to pick a fight with someone and beat the living daylights out of them. I've been squished inside a jeepney with other wet people feeling pretty much the same way I was for the past 30 minutes. I wanted to kill myself for taking a jeepney instead of taking a cab. When I got past the guard house, there was a line of tricycles waiting for passengers.
I thought to myself, "Fuck it, I'm drenched anyway what's a little more water on the way home? Besides, the house is just 5 minutes on foot".
So I walked and as fate would have it, a couple of cars splashed more water down my pants and shoes as they passed. By then, I just wanted to get home, jump in the shower, eat a late dinner, play with my dog, roll a couple of joints, smoke and drink Bacardi until I feel better. Which I did until about 3 a.m.
That's how my week ended. LOL