Coffee aroma followed by slurps and gulps.
Screeching glass doors.
Creaking leather heels tapping against the marble floor.
Envelopes being torn.
Computer keyboards and mouses clicking.
Ringing phones and mobile ringtones filling the air.
Multiple voices on phones.
Voices across tables and phones
Throwing fancy jargon.
Piling files.
Pens scribbling targets and deadlines.
A single, lone voice: snoring.
:) nice post,, and thanks for remembering me.. i mean the last line just explains my job description! :P
ReplyDeleteAww.. is Ernst and Young getting to my poor munchkin?
ReplyDeleteIt's okay paapaa!
Here's a hug.
I can see what you doing in office.... And pavam people they won't even know how to wake you up!!!
ReplyDeleteAnyways... ots and ots of ove
muuuahz
haha... i feel the same sometimes... :(
ReplyDeletecorrection: 'jargons' is a verb, not a noun.
God level way of describing the mechanical job :)
ReplyDeleteI liked the concept of finding melody in the mundane. :)
ReplyDeleteYou went back to the old layout???!!!
ReplyDeleteCupper!
@carapace
ReplyDeleteer, jargon is too a noun. and a verb, but a noun also.
@arseman
ReplyDeleteyes, jargon is a noun. 'jargons' isn't. the plural of jargon remains jargon, whereas if it is used as a verb it becomes 'jargons'.