The haze is getting worse, don't you think? My workstation is facing south, near the glass window where I can enjoy the scenery of KL, Federal Highway to be exact. And being on the 23rd floor, I have the privilege of being a weather forecaster or traffic reporter of simply gazing at those building cleaner hanging onto the suspended platform where they at times swing back and forth due to the wind (that's the 3rd dangerous job in the world – I saw on astro last time), while flexing their muscles doing their job. OK, back to the haze…

Yesterday, it was more or less like this as well. It is hot during the day and hot as well during the night. Iman and kakak have been sweating themselves in their sleep. And kakak coughed last night. Dry. She only stopped after 2 puffs of ventolin. And mdh took over later. Being with asthmatic people around me, haze is sure an alarm. *reminder to self* Drink a lot of plain water, take your supplement, minimize outdoor activities, eat well and ganti your puasa.

Anyway. Barely a year after moving in this office space, we're shifting again. And this time it's a matter of just meters away. Big Boss is shifting down from his cozy, quiet, cold and secluded office and join us in this already crowded south wing. And he wanted a big office space for himself. And no cubicle in front. To be closer to the staffs, so they say. Some people are already packing their things as their cubicles will be dismantled and moved somewhere else. While I, being in the ceruk already, am not affected. Yess!! That saves me from packing and unpacking and grumbling and whining while savoring the free time by keeping up with latest gossips and whatnots with other affected staffs. But I am not affected, remember so I shall live my office-live as normal and say hi to my new neighbours once their cubicles are shifted near mine. *I'll be closer to sikulat and zarid, yiipiidiiduu*

Okay. I now want to shoot a photo of the haze as a proof of the haze itself and that I am in fact on the 23rd floor and in fact, is facing south near the glass window. Sorry peeps, the cleaners are nowhere to be seen today.