He then said the drawings are too good and too funny to keep it to ourselves. He even said that we should start posting the comics onto our company newsletter, just like the comics section in the newspaper. I then accused him of wanting to ridicule me in front of the entire company.
And this is how we always joke around in the department, which somewhat makes the otherwise dreadful working hours more enjoyable. Indeed, if there's anything i look forward to in going to work (besides for the pay check), it would be the time i spent sprouting nonsense with the guys. If i were to leave the company, i'm very sure that i'm gonna miss them very much. They have been like brothers to me, taking care of me and showing concerns whenever i am down. Such good colleagues are rare to come by.
Anyway, as we were making so much noise (again) on the comics, the other colleague from another department came over and had a look at it too. Then, besides having praises for the talent, they were all amazed at how angel could so vividly and closely depict the story. I then jokingly said to them, "well, that's because the writer was very good in relating the story!"
That was when i re-ignited their curiosity about my blog. They have been asking me for my blog address (and even searched for it) but i refused to give it to them. I told them that i'll reveal it when i am no longer with the company, for there are things that i write about the company and colleagues that i prefer not to be known to the people who are within it.
I then challenged them to look for it themselves, and said that it is actually rather easy to find it if they know how to look for it. The IT guy tried for a while and couldn't get it, and then he got back to work.
Then in the evening, while i was still working on the piece of never-ending task, the colleague from the other department suddenly shouted excitedly, "ha, i found it!"
Uh huh, so the secret has been revealed. My blog is now known to one colleague.
And the ironic part is that a non-IT person beat an IT person in finding my blog. I told her that there's no prize to it, and she said she had a sense of satisfaction in finally finding it. To that, i told her that i'm so gonna blog about her today.
And so, lady, if you are reading this, you have been blogged about.
At late evening, before she left the office, she told me that i wrote too much sensitive stuff on my blog and it would be very bad if anyone from the company finds out about it. She pointed out a few posts and i realised i should perhaps indeed consider making some changes to those posts. As much as i do not think that my other less-acquainted colleagues would stumble upon my blog, i should perhaps still take some precautionary measures.
After all, this may pretty much be a foreshadowing for all i know!
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