SLEEPING OVER IN THE OFFICE

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It is Tuesday 16th of June 2020 and this is my second official post after the welcome post. If you are here again, I want to say thank you. As at when I was writing this post it was 8:25 pm and I am sleeping over in the office.

I am currently in the office and I am going to be sleeping over. Sleeping over in the office is not a new thing to me. Yes, I am a PhD student in one of the top 10 universities in Nigeria and I carry out my research in one of the international institutes in Nigeria. I am a plant biotechnologist and agriculture is my niche. So I am in the institute now and in the student office.

I usually like to sleepover in the office because there is 24-hour light and free wi-fi. Who wouldn't love that! I stay back to do some work, browse and surf the internet, learn a new skill and carry out my freelancer jobs. My freelancer journey will be a story for another day. 

Tomorrow is going to be a little bit of a free day for me because I will be working in my screenhouse in the evening. 

Yeah!, How is the COVID-19 treating you!. I enjoyed the first two months of stay at home, spent it with my boyfriend, it was awesome but then I had to resume work because I don't want to do my PhD forever. 

Almost immediately I started going to work, my boyfriend had to leave for work too, so it's been three weeks without my boyfriend😢 and I am missing him so badly. 

Concerning my research, it is going on good. I will explain why I do in another post. Like I said before this blog is just going to be about my myself and my life experiences. Thanks for reading.


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