13.6.07

It is already Wednesday!

It's mid-week and I'm still feeling exhausted from nothing. Done nothing, yet feeling physically bedridden. I'm persuading myself to step out of the door, however I make it no further than my confined neighbourhood. Somehow I'm not a busy city life person. I dread going to town unless it is for some errands I have to run.

I lost a friend, not to death, but to how much this friendship has meant to me but seemingly not as much to him. I haven't felt better, probably because speaking to him, I am always wrong, I must always pretend to be strong and put up a bravefront... I am always the one who should change or change my perspective. I'm mentally tired. Even at the brink of death, he did not even ask a word of concern and I had to be strong. Not cry, not scared, not even feeling a little fragile. I'm a woman and I can't think of myself as a rock.

Two parties this week before I should start afresh at a new company. I am looking forward to the challenge, the only thing is I am still a little unprepared. Am I ready yet? I feel I must prove myself and it is giving me some pressure... But at 25, I have never felt more confident than before and it is always a good thing!

After a couple of interviews I have attended, let me share with you the hardest Q I was asked... It left me speechless for some seconds... "If you have been taking contract/freelance/short-termed work for the past few years, how can you convince us that you'll be able to commit for a long-termed position?" Let me know your answers :))

Do I really have commitment phobia???

1 comment:

Paradoxal said...

you've only lost a friend if you're going to be completely pig headed about it, we can chat and talk things through and i'm happy about that, personally, despite some of your slightly unfair things you say even here, i think it would be better to work it through than waste 6 years of friendship, no matter how bad you think it was. The cards are on the table, and i'm happy to chat amiably and resolve this, i hope you can get past your belligerance to do the same.

Alex.