Language Barrier

It's been quite sometimes since my last posting. Crazy days lately, but I'm sure everything will be fine soon, keep praying and optimistic.

2 days ago after 2 back to back meeting with total 6 hours, I got this email from my new Ozzy Boss.

He asked about something related to the creative output and after I explained with the situation and agreement with client, He reply back with saying "No Dramas, We need to brief creative soon"

My take out was:
He thinks that I'm buying time to brief creative and stalling the job.

I was soo mad at him, how come He treats me like that since I am the one who taking care of the jobs and manage everything to be done within given deadline, really tight one.

I reply back to him says "which drama are you referring to??" But he didn't reply anything until I go home.

I was cranky that night and I made my mind to confront him the next day.

Me: telling Sam that I hate him and bla bla bla cursing him and tell Sam the whole story.
Sam: calmly says "Baby, what does he mean with no drama is no worries"
Me: How the hell no drama mean no worries? What language is that?
Sam: It's Australian slang (or just simply slang)".
Me: Uhm... whhaaatttt.... so I was cranky the whole night for nothing? Ouch....

Ok, I should apologize to him when I meet him at the office, that is a must.

And when I got to the office he comes to my desk with smile in his face and he realize I misunderstood him, damn.. I was ashame of my self, cursing him

And after we settled the language barrier, we made a deal that he should use NORMAL English not Australian slang or any other slang. So we're cool now.

My learning is:
- No prejudice towards anything that I don't clearly understand.
- Ask first before jumping into conclusion.
- I should be able to control my emotion, never crack under pressure.

I guess, we always learn something new everyday.