The Panting Resurrection!
ORD LO ORD LO, in just another 2 more days of work.
Actually, I am not really working now, merely sitting around as a consultant and giving mock tasks for my understudy to follow. Although in cases of emergencies, my superior will still call me in a hurried tone to help her rush out and touch up on things that might need time for explanations to my understudy. My superior is asking me sign on for a temporary period, I’m contemplating that idea. It sounds really attractive that I can just come in to sit around, and still earn a decent pay like the outside environment. The dreaded mind and tired soul however does not go parallel with my logical thinking. Why bother to entrap myself in the loathful world of rules and and in the mix of people I don’t like from downstairs? On further consideration, the thought of upcoming events are sufficient to suffocate me and it is pertinent that I take part. Plus, I wouldn’t want to have my name entered into Li Fu’s database to be amongst the scumbags!
The road to restoring my civilian lifestyle needs a little adapting and a few goals in the next few months. It’s not a smooth transition, to clear all the paperwork, all the farewell gifts and all the adapting back to the self motivated sense. It’s a very simple task, to adapt, to set an aspiration, but after a long drought of need to pave my own ways, I have to get the rotor running. It’s like jumpstarting a stall machine that is perfectly equipped, needs to smoothen out the rough edges to get the going.
It gets moody sometimes, thinking about the leaving, feeling sad to learn about bad news, the distances that will grow with time inevitably, the chunks of tasks that I aspire to complete. That’s because as humans, we get attached to a place, a person or a thing after a long period. We want to sprint to the future but can’t bear to leave behind the present. More often than not, it is always one choice or the other. Of course, the standard practise is to move on.
It gets ecstatic sometimes, thinking about the endurance I’ve had, the satisfaction of reaching the finishing line, the leaving from the hateful people and regulations and the wonderful revolutions that we have contributed at some part of our endeavours. We are humans, we want to be worthy of living at all times, to be respected, to be valued. We want to be gratified at the end of different phases in life. ( For my case, I am also quite happy to leave my understudy to suffer because I don’t like him at all. P.S talking back is rude, esp when I nag for your own good. )
I have a gut feeling, very strong feeling, as supported by my other colleagues’ thoughts, that life is going to be bad for them from now on. My superior would not be as happy because no one will be actively talking and sharing topics with her, and covering her work in almost every aspects, and be as good to point out her errors to push her career towards the peak of excellence. This would spell trouble, especially for my understudy who is suppose to replace me, the most crucial aide. I recall my superior’s wrath which I don’t think anyone has seen since she moved to the 3rd floor, hence none of them has witnessed it like I did. I wish my first two juniors good luck and I don’t really care about my understudy.
My last post dedicated to this transitioning period. Next time it will be transitioned.
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