My Fab Colleagues
After reading Louise's All I Wann Do, I sipped the hot green tea I just made to lighten my morning but couldn’t help to followed by a sigh. Yes, with all those we once dreamt and thought we could achieve, and yet found ourselves beaten by the reality, wondering around where our once so strong belief in ourselves has gone, piece and piece, bit by bit. Once I was told this was called post graduation depression, but it seems like the overwhelming has followed me so closely every seconds until now, 2 years after I graduated, and I have not yet seen a slight sign of that this being haunted feeling is going away in anytime soon. Today, I still wonder, and I still found myself drifting in the sea with the coast so far away.
No matter how much we whine and wonder where all these are leading to, the mindset we inevitably must determine is actually just to do what’s in our hands right now, regardless how much we still trying to grab even with our hands full. Yet I must agree on the New Year Resolution Zoe has brought up on the very first official working day of 2009 -- to leave work each day at a reasonable, humane hour. Much has happened lately to our loved ones reminded all of us what’s important of our lives beyond our little cubicle and the endless reports (although I must be honest and say some of us are really somewhat workaholic in a way, eager to prove what we are capable of, and in this case, including myself XD).
I guess before my new years break and my I-can't-wait-t0-go-in-a-week Aus trip, I have to thank all those who made my miserable life a lot better in 2008. Great appreciation goes to my fab colleages, yes, those who spent enormous amount of time with me (much more than I do with my family!). W/out you I would probably call it an end sooner than I prepare to, not to mention what happened to my last PwC job. Having said this, even with this job it is still very much a tempting idea which I could see myself impulsively do in the near future. Anyways, thanks for keeping me company for the boring long hours work, and let's make happy hour happen again starting this month!
Well, by all means, thank you for the great year - Louise, Zoe, and Esther.
No matter how much we whine and wonder where all these are leading to, the mindset we inevitably must determine is actually just to do what’s in our hands right now, regardless how much we still trying to grab even with our hands full. Yet I must agree on the New Year Resolution Zoe has brought up on the very first official working day of 2009 -- to leave work each day at a reasonable, humane hour. Much has happened lately to our loved ones reminded all of us what’s important of our lives beyond our little cubicle and the endless reports (although I must be honest and say some of us are really somewhat workaholic in a way, eager to prove what we are capable of, and in this case, including myself XD).
I guess before my new years break and my I-can't-wait-t0-go-in-a-week Aus trip, I have to thank all those who made my miserable life a lot better in 2008. Great appreciation goes to my fab colleages, yes, those who spent enormous amount of time with me (much more than I do with my family!). W/out you I would probably call it an end sooner than I prepare to, not to mention what happened to my last PwC job. Having said this, even with this job it is still very much a tempting idea which I could see myself impulsively do in the near future. Anyways, thanks for keeping me company for the boring long hours work, and let's make happy hour happen again starting this month!
Well, by all means, thank you for the great year - Louise, Zoe, and Esther.
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