I scalded my hands becos....

It was suppose to be a nice morning, knowing that you will be online in the morning. Until I told you I am making coffee, all was bad for me.

I went to the pantry to wash my london cup. I tore the 3 in 1 sachet and without a second thought, I threw it into the trash bin which Auntie Yan had just replaced with a new black bag. After a second thought, I realise I should not have thrown the emptied sachet into the newly changed bin, instead, I should have throw the empty sachet into the garbage bag that was filled with rubbish but untied.

While refilling my flask from the hot water dispenser, Auntie Yan returned to the pantry. I turned my head back and told her I am sorry to have thrown the emptied sachet into the bin she just changed. Then I left a sharp pain, a bit of icy pain like dry ice had fell onto my hand. I turn my head back and saw I was dispensing hot water onto my left hand. Thankfully the basin was just next to me and I was able to run water onto my hand. Almost immediately, my fingers and my thumb were so redden.

I walked back to my desk and told my colleagues with a smile. Then one colleague offered me her colgate to apply. Then the phone rang and I answered, only to dropped then handset because of the pain I forgot.

The colgate dried up on my fingers and thumb, forming a layer of matt "protection". The colgate paste does really helps to lighten the redness and soon my hand was completely fine. But the sharp pain surfaced within the skin like they have been rubbed with a bottle of chilli padi.

Thankfully my fingers are not cooked..............

After that was a series of "Complain Queen Episode", "Arguement with my friend", "Sending you off" , "Busy with work", "Not being able to go for my run", and gobbling my dinner, one ice cream for dessert, snack on the seaweed you bought, another small bowl of rice, and a mac chicken burger..............ARGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!