Today is finally December!
Finally, it is December. I ended up in a room with 12 people and only 3 or 4 members, so I thought it wasn’t even 12. But some people came home really late, so I was woken up in the middle of the day because of the glare from the lights, but I still didn’t feel very lonely, and it felt really good.
I was able to go to bed around 1:00 am and woke up at 5:50 am. I didn’t get much sleep at all, but I felt very much alive. I took a shower, changed my clothes, and decided to go to the co-working space on the first floor.
Early morning Fabrica
I got there close to 6:00 and no one was there! I was really surprised. It was so dark. So I went to the supermarket to buy some food. I bought two fried chicken cutlets, some Imerurian Khachapuri, energy drinks and water.
Georgia cheese sold in supermarkets
So, I started operation at about 7:30, and all the time I was writing my diary and preparing for the site migration process.
Working from 7:00 a.m.
Background is my favorite Khachapuri
The wi-fi speed is so slow that the site migration is not as fast as I would like and it takes me 5 hours just to download 2GB! It was really too slow and would take too long, so I told the boss about it and he agreed to do it while teaching me. He also made a video recording of the site migration process for everyone in case they didn’t figure it out in the future.
I suddenly opened spotify! I’ve apparently listened to 70,899 minutes of music in a year! That’s amazing.
I was really nervous because I had people working around me, in front of me, to my right, and to my left. I felt that if I just spoke Japanese, they would definitely see me, and although they didn’t care anyway, I overreacted. I was really nervous about that.
So we ZOOMed for about 2 hours without incident, and finally got the site up and running! I was really happy. And I learned a lot. I am truly grateful. After that, I was working on the Russian version of my own media site, or revising a banner project. It is really tiring work.
I want to take a break because I am going to Latvia from the end of this month, so I want to work hard and finish quickly in the beginning of this month. That’s what I strongly thought. So I woke up at 6:00 a.m., started working at 6:30 a.m., and finished at 5:50 p.m. I worked for almost 12 hours.
I was extremely tired, but it was a lot of fun. I mean, I didn’t feel like I was working. I was just doing what I liked, eating what I liked, listening to music, and eating Khachapuri when I had free time.
