Was stuck at my office door for ard 30 min cos I got no keys to the office and my colleagues decided to come "a wee" later. Today is a big n important day because I need to FEDEX 24 betacam tapes to 4 diff countries. The tapes were all labelled, hand written by our helpful partner from Mediacorp.

When all is abt to be done. My colleague told me some "bad" news. My dearest manager who is now in Korea eating kimchi wanted me to print out ALL the labels for the tapes. The worse thing is I have called Fedex and Fedex being infamously efficient and punctal,reached my office in like 20 min when i was still doing the labels. I did make a 2nd call shortly after to ask them to come at a later time.

Anyway things did not get better cos at ard 2+, my dearest manager asked me to help her look for a hotel in Bangkok! I found a few, one which is toooo much USD227.00 per night for an airport hotel. haha. But I did manage to help them to look for one which is alot cheaper and not that far from the airport.

Having being on adrenaline for more than half a day have it tolls. The back of my head was aching as if someone was hammering on it.

Anyone watched last night CNA's documentary on the dropping of the 1st atomic bomb on Hiroshima? There will be Part II next Sun. Its prob one of the best documentaries i wached so far. It gave so much insight on the ending of the war..on how much devasting power a tiny piece of uranium can cause.

Upon ignition, the fireball was ard 300m wide, temperatures below this ball was as high as 4000 degrees C, which is enough to vaporise steel. People under this ball were turned into vapor in an instant, those who were sitting or what left a mark on the places they were sitting at. When the blast took place, it created a vaccum,so when oxygen floods back, everything burns.

People ard the fireball were turned into carbon...but this is not the end of the castastrophe. Radiation from the blast continued to kill more people as people with radiation burns continue to die.

All these from 2 tiny pieces of uranium.