Whew, that seemed like the longest two weeks of my life (but not quite the longest, though.) Anyway, haven't been attempting to write anything for this piece of personal literature for days now after being set free from the grindstone commonly known as "employment". I would've thought that I would jump at the opportunity to actually update my blog...but no, I wait til the week is almost over before I let myself sit down and write. Obviously, I was doing some delay-avoidance of my own (have a friend who's a certified expert in this). I didn't want to start writing because, then, I would have to start to thinking.
I actually had a choice whether to stay or not but given the circumstances, I'm not that desperate. Now, if I was offered a higher salary then I would have given it some thought. Not getting paid for overtime and not having transportation allowance is just too much considering that site work is definitely not an easy job. The work starts at 7AM...I get little respite from the sun, get caught daily in some brainless power tripping by some resident airhead, talk my head off giving instructions all day just hoping that thing's will turn out the way they should despite the language gap...by 5PM my legs were ready to give out. So now, I'm enjoying my vacation...thank you.
The hardest thing for me to do in this recent turn of events was to tell the parents of my recent unemployed state. I guess, I under-estimated the extent of my mom's resentment of my job (she was very vocal about her misgivings, to put it mildly, about me working in Cavite). The gist of her reaction went something like..."Well, it's about time". I don't know if I should be relieved or angry...a little bit of both maybe. There I was, working my ass off trying to make something of my job and I get all sorts of obstacles thrown in my face, the worst of which was the ones I got from home. Sigh.
Now, I'm at a another fork in the road. Should I follow the same path or abandon it for another? Ahh...decisions, decisions. Would I sink down to un-employment depression? Hope not. What I need is a good old fashioned way to resolve problems and answer questions on life in general. Fortune-telling.
Tarot reading, anyone?
I actually had a choice whether to stay or not but given the circumstances, I'm not that desperate. Now, if I was offered a higher salary then I would have given it some thought. Not getting paid for overtime and not having transportation allowance is just too much considering that site work is definitely not an easy job. The work starts at 7AM...I get little respite from the sun, get caught daily in some brainless power tripping by some resident airhead, talk my head off giving instructions all day just hoping that thing's will turn out the way they should despite the language gap...by 5PM my legs were ready to give out. So now, I'm enjoying my vacation...thank you.
The hardest thing for me to do in this recent turn of events was to tell the parents of my recent unemployed state. I guess, I under-estimated the extent of my mom's resentment of my job (she was very vocal about her misgivings, to put it mildly, about me working in Cavite). The gist of her reaction went something like..."Well, it's about time". I don't know if I should be relieved or angry...a little bit of both maybe. There I was, working my ass off trying to make something of my job and I get all sorts of obstacles thrown in my face, the worst of which was the ones I got from home. Sigh.
Now, I'm at a another fork in the road. Should I follow the same path or abandon it for another? Ahh...decisions, decisions. Would I sink down to un-employment depression? Hope not. What I need is a good old fashioned way to resolve problems and answer questions on life in general. Fortune-telling.
Tarot reading, anyone?