It's almost 10:50 PM, and I'm feeling so sleepy tonight. (laughs) Today was a good day, though. I had to transfer land ownership for a client. It was originally scheduled for tomorrow, but the client asked to move it to today, so my brother and I went.
My mom is out of town with Aunt Puang, taking her to visit Aunt Puang's sick mother. They'll be back tomorrow.
We got to the land office this morning, and it was packed. So many people everywhere. I knew it would take until the afternoon, and it did. People often come in groups of four or five for one transaction, so the place always looks full. We met with the client and handled various things.
The documents were a hassle. We had to make photocopies so many times. I'd run to the copy shop, they'd tell us to fix something, I'd go back, and then the documents would be wrong again. This happened three or four times. Each time, it was 10 baht per sheet for printing from a file. It felt so expensive. The last time, they were going to charge me 5 baht, but I'd already transferred 10 baht, so I just let it go.
Around noon, we stopped for noodles in town at a place I haven't been to in a while. I saw some police there and thought something serious had happened, but it looked like just a car backing into a motorcycle. We went back to the land office and waited until the documents were finally ready around 2 PM.
After that, we didn't go straight home. We stopped by my brother's house to see if the contractor had been working. They're almost done, but they've really been dragging their feet. If they actually work, it should only take two more days. Then we picked up my car, which I'd left to be polished, and finally headed home. I can't even go into all the details of the day; it would take forever.
In the evening, I went to the gym. I rode my motorbike because my mom took her car out of town. I didn't want to drive a big car and struggle to find parking. I don't often drive big cars outside; I usually just drive my mom's small car because it's easy to park.
It was a good gym session. I planned to do cardio, but I only managed weights, focusing on my quads. It was intense. After the weights, I felt so tired that even walking was a struggle, like I had a lot of lactic acid. (laughs) I just wanted to go home.
Before heading back, I stopped at Tops to buy an electrolyte drink to quickly replenish potassium and carbs, and a Coke Zero, because I was out. (laughs) I sat and drank it in the cafeteria for a bit before driving off. But I still didn't go straight home; I went to my favorite kra pao restaurant. Since my mom isn't here, it's my go-to. I was really craving meat, so I ordered a special 100-baht pork kra pao — usually, my order is 80 baht for extra meat and an omelet. They made me a big plate of kra pao with a separate plate of rice and a generous omelet. (laughs) It was very satisfying.
After eating, I finally went home, showered, and watched a P'Aek(HRK) live stream. But I still felt a bit hazy and just wanted to sleep. (laughs) That's probably it.
Oh, there was one thing I wanted to mention: another package of chocolate from Sky. My brother and I opened it today and tried it. I didn't even realize it was chocolate at first, but my brother tasted it and came running, opening the door and exclaiming, "Wow, this is so good! It's chocolate!" I tried it, and it was delicious. We immediately started talking about when Sky would go back to India so we could ask him to bring us two more boxes. It's a brand called Galaxy, something like that. I tried searching for that package on Shopee, but I couldn't find it. I really want to order more. Sky brought three different kinds of chocolate, and this one is the best. The others are already gone. (laughs) I ate quite a bit of it before going to the gym.
That's about it. I'm just feeling hazy and blurry. (laughs) (sighs) I don't know what else to say. (laughs)