and I think it will carry me on towards my 32nd birthday on the 27th of this month.
No rest for the wicked as they say and that's how it's been for me.
Doesn't mean I'm reaping money yet but I hope that happens soon with all this hard work I've been putting in since the last three weeks.
This week has been full of meetings until now and it seems that the trend will continue all this week.
In the meanwhile, I'm supposed to decide and let know what do I want for my birthday as a gift. I'm out of ideas. Any suggestions?
To continue with the work saga... next week Monday, I'm going up the mountains again, to a place called DEHRADUN where I must visit a center and train their agents on telephone etiquettes.
It seems I must work hard to towards teaching how to speak politely to the customers. Customer care agents these days seem to have become rude and abusive the proof of which can be seen anytime one calls one of the telecom services like Vodafone or Airtel or Tata Indicom. Even bank customer service executives seem to have become rude and brash. It is as if customers don't matter anymore!! Darn if I'll take that laying down!! Thus my decision- every agent who works for my clients will learn telephone etiquettes. If they can't be polite, they're not the agents I want.
Apart from that, I plan to go for a bit of flea market window shopping this weekend. I know I know, you're suprised.
Flea market and windown shopping? Well, you'd be surprised to know that in the flea market here, the prices are on at par level as any good boutique or shop in a mall!!!! The last time I visited one of these markets, there was not a single product which was for less than Rs. 1000 (around 12-14 EUR). And this was just the beginning. *siggh* I remember the time at saturday flea market in Bremen where I bought my bicycle for that amount, lovely home dresses for 2 EUR, CDs for 1 EUR....... wish I was back there. 
However at the moment, it seems I'd have to postpone my plans to come to the EU since I do not want to come back without a good job on hand. I've had some offers in the last few weeks but none have been good enough. There have been job offers here in India as well. Am in a fix at the moment. You see, if I accept a job here, I won't get an easy job. It would definitely be a top management level job that will requirea commitment for at least a year from me.
And I most definitely DO NOT want that. Simple reason being- my family, that will keep on urging me to get married. I'm sure you would have heard of this before- "Dearest, you're 32 now. When do you plan to get married?"
I don't blame them. After all, they are my family. They want to see me happy and content in my life. I keep on trying to make fun of this issue; take it lightly by telling them that they want to see me blissfully happy, married to a man who could take care of me and my whims. *sniggers*.. and all I want is some time to think before I reach that stage where I am ready to make him miserable. 
Not but seriously, I don't think it is the right time and so the escape route must be prepared. 
Basta! Enough of that. Time I went to sleep.
Et voila, wishing everyone in the blog land a very good evening/morning depending on the region and country. Stay happy and stay smiling!