through the looking glass
Thursday, December 28th, 2006work department
i’m definitely wearing myself down here, some people say just leave the unwanted and the tiring (and low paying ^_^) but it’s not that easy. i’ve got some nice colleagues apart from the annoying ones. i hate the bureaucracy but i love the work. teaching is always be my ultimate passion. i contribute and i am upgraded. sometimes this feels too demanding and feels like i want to breakdown and cry out loud. the other one is soo much fun, i feel like Ally McBeal in longer skirt (and heavier weight of course!). If i could, i would take it full time, but i’ve promised myself to balance, to spare some of your fading idealism by doing more noble thing to the institution that needs me. do they? oh well..
i see people trying to trip over, i see people talk behind my back, i see people try to support but not be able to say anything, i see myself pressurised which never happened before. the thing that i realise is i can’t just walk away if i don’t like it, but i have lack of personal problem solving ability. oh geee help me God. i need to wake up in the morning with enthusiasm to be off working..
past department
still missing co-op around the corner and the old-fashioned Stepney Green tube station. i sometimes imagine myself getting off at Russel Sq, cross the road and buy some cold sandwiches for lunch at the park with Esther, Karl and Joao. when weekend comes, Hoxton Square is the place that lingers where we sometimes go home very late, walki along the commercial road to whitechapel half wasted (or totally trashed?), those good old days. galleries and exhibitions are the things i remember the most as i will get a text from Anette to go to contemporary video artclips and the latest exhibition in the Turbine Hall. the girl night out with Rinita, Jossy and Burcu is always so much fun and ends up talking about guys all night or watch DVD with popcorns in hands.
love department
i’ve got a perfect one. enuff said.
so these are some updates from the past (almost) three months of my life back home. to have my sisters and my mum around, a proper house to live in (and my own crib upstairs!) not a cubicle called flat, and works to make me feel needed. i am blessed.