don't weep

Just when I felt that I was recovering from busy season, NHS season comes to play. This year, the regulators have brought forward their deadline by 1 week for hospitals to submit their accounts. Add to that a new Finance team at the client, new financial reporting framework (previously UK GAAP, now IFRS), but same number of people on the audit team despite the shorter deadline means LONG hours for moi. I leave the house at 730 in the morning, arrive at London Bridge at 815, work the whole day with barely anytime for lunch (I had a cereal bar today, pathetic), leave London Bridge at 7pm, reach home at 745pm, pray, have dinner, start doing work again after Maghrib all the way to Isyak (around 11pm-ish), then go to sleep.

Notice that I didn't even mention breakfast. What is breakfast? I've forgotten. 

Also, my manager dropped a bombshell today. One of my junior team members is now on sick leave for 2 weeks. So we are 1 man down. DIE.

I also have exams at the end of July, which I currently don't know how I am going to revise for. Up till now, I have been trying to squeeze in everything during the weekends, but I can see that this may not work and I have to start studying during the week. HOW?

So tonight I decided to study upstairs with Faezah. Even if it is only 1 hour, it is still something :)

There is however a silver lining. It's Friday tomorrow! Which means I get to go to Borough Market for lunch. I think a deserve a treat this week for not breaking down from the stress. Cheesecake stall, here I come!