At first I was mad when the umper chief of the building asked us to move to the 1st floor. We found it weird when he told us about the reason. We complained, but it seemed that it was the last decision: moving.
It took a week (five days, actually) to make the new room neat and comfortable for us. It took three days for us to arrange our desks. It took our energy.
After a week working in our new room, I began to realize that this room was far more comfortable that the old one. Straight in front of the room is mushola, the praying room. next to mushola is the restroom. The parking lot for staffs just outside the room; we can run to save our helmets and raincoats whenever it is rain in no time.
The easy access to the mushola motivates me to have my dhuha praying routine, and I double-up the rakaat too. It makes me do sholat in the early time and it feels really good.
In conclusion, moving to a new room is not as bad as I thought, even it is the good thing i should be grateful of.
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