The word ‘VAGUE’

The past week has been hectic. Job interviews from different companies, running errands, answering calls from here and there. It was definitely tiring but fortunately rewarding. As all of these events are happening, the inevitable happened: The PC crashed and won’t start (This thing caused delays in posting my blog entries so… sorry). Luckily, I was able to repair it, hehe. Piece of cake. Well now that we’ve gotten that out, many of you now wonder the significance of my blog entry title. Vague, as Webster puts it as ‘not clearly defined, grasped, or understood’. This is what I have been feeling for the last week. Even in my job interviews and some current discussions with my peers, I always include that word. Maybe what I’m feeling at the moment literally speaks out on every word that I say. To be honest (and I know who’s reading this), there are times when I think if all of this was worth it. Well now I can absolutely say it is. And even if I have said this for a couple of times already, I still marvel at this place’ awesome landscapes. So l took my camera with me and took a couple of shots (I’ll give the link when I’ve uploaded the pictures). I got to finally see the Burj Al Arab, currently the tallest hotel in the world. I saw a LOT of hotels, from the Hilton to the Fairmont, this place is overflowing with luxurious hotels that line up the shores of Dubai. I finally got to see the palm islands, though it’s much better to see it from a tall place. This truly is the ‘Manhattan’ of the East. The following day I got to go back to the Mall of the Emirates. It was huge; I now get to admire the place more… and seeing that Ski Dubai literally sends me ‘chills’ all throughout the time. I finally got the chance to see Ocean’s Thirteen (review after this post) and see some stunning gadgets and electronics… Probably I should do a post on my most wanted gizmos. Hehe. The day ended with us driving back to the hotel and now I am eating my cheesecake. Hmm, cheesecake… Ah, that’s why I’m gaining a few pounds these days. What a ‘vague’ thing to ponder. See? I’m using that word again!