Upheaval at office and home

I am tremendously used up by the hodgepodge of problems today.
- Went to Gleni Hospital for the aforesaid blood test (another sucks story coming up soon about tis issue which made me went indignant).
- Only reached office at 9.30am. And piles of stupid files has been strewn over my desk's surface.
- Have no time to stop over for buying bfast, then I was famished. (as I've been fasting since 10pm the day b4 for the glucose test purpose)
- Ordered fried i fu mee for brunch, but it was waayyyy too salty for my taste! I peed a lot and was very thirsty for the whole day.
- Contemplating to go home earlier today, but the work waylaid me.
- Lastly, the car started to scurry home at 6.00pm, 1 hour delay. Jam everywhere and we were stucked in there for a good few minutes.
- Napped for one hour, I let the alarm to nudge me up at 9pm.

Nah, tis is the headline news!
Dad heard commotions from outside at ard 9.30pm. Some peoples were clobbering the door (not ours) like mad and shouting defeaningly : "FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!!!!" My heart thumped unevenly. A fire was happening there! Not the same street with us, but onli 9 houses from ours. 15 mins after the intensive turmoils, we heard the fire siren. The firemen broke into the house, endeavouring to get thru via neighbour's terrace. Kudos to them!
The neighbour rang our bell repeteadly, yelling at us. "Ei, come out come out!! Dont you know tat fire is happening there?"
We supervised from our 4th floor terrace. I saw the flame! Horrid!! Thick fumes coming out of the house. Fire sirens kept echoing around our ears, eerie..
It is a house full of cars inside, nobody residing there presently. The owner deal with the brand new and second hand cars. The cars inside absolutely burnt to cinders. How poor..

After more than half an hour of grappling, the firemen has successfully tame the fire. Phew..
You have been lucky if you've never encountered this happening, it shocked us as much as everyone else. The whole family are deep in slumber now, thanks tat everythings going back to normal.