Paid leave should be spent catching up on sleep
I had already planned to stay home and rest today, and it just so happened that a typhoon came through as well. After getting up near noon, I did some laundry, cooked myself lunch, and spent most of the day doing absolutely nothing. I had meant to look at some programming-related things, but I did not make much progress at all. I just hope things are calm again tomorrow. I really do not want to go to work carrying an umbrella.
Note: This article is translated from Traditional Chinese.
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