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29 my weeknd

today is Sunday, tomorrow will be Monday. I said this sentence because I feel bored that tomorrow I have to go to work again. I have 2 days for my weekend but I feel not enough. However, we need to work for our future so that you need to prepare yourself for fighting with hard work in tomorrow.

my weekend in this week I got my time to tour around Bangkok for attending with house & cond expo and search for some new of the car

I don't have my own car but I have a company car. so I have a plan to buy a new car for my family. I know that it was a serious thing for my finance that I need to control and considering carefully.

on Saturday I only enjoin to watched many models of house and condo in House & condo expo I found some interesting about invest in a condominium for rent.  the sell girl tried hard to persuaded me to buy one room that they will guarantee my income 3 years.

it is interesting but I thought that I can not afford it so I refuse her.  and I return my plan to buy a new car I found many models many brands that was interesting. 

Finally, I reserve a new model of MG ZS, SUV inexpensive car.   I don't sure that I will easy pass by Finance company. but I will try. 

today I fell to try and not enthusiastic about learning English but I forced myself to write this article by I don't have any idea to share so I will share a little bit about my routine in


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