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Flying back to Sydney tomorrow to attend my graduation. Pretty exciting in its own way, although these days it's almost something commonplace for most people. But well, it'll be a nice break away from the utter boringness that Singapore can be at times and having to deal with the fact that it's terribly hard to make new social contacts with people here because everyone's quite detached and just prefer sticking to pre-established cliques.
But in that sense, it's that question of "Is it the environment or the people or is it just my own opinions that prevent the social contact?" Well, won't really know I suppose, but then I wouldn't be too perturbed about it. After all, it's Singapore, it's not like I'm totally inclined to eke out the rest of my life here in the dullness of it.
Apart from that, it's the second last day of work at the company I'm currently with and I'm happily relieved. It's been a pain in the ass and I'm really more interested in either a) doing something a hell lot more exciting and communicative or b) something that's so mundanely routine that's no surprises or anything that puts unneeded stress on me. A would be good since I'd have an exciting job that creates opportunities. B would be good because that would leave me time to explore my own endeavours beyond the designated workings hours (or possibly during those hours).
Oh well, based on the current economic situation. I'd just prefer something that's just proper and there's an adequate level of respect when it comes to communication with peers and superiors. Or else, I'd be happy just to be unemployed for a while.
But in that sense, it's that question of "Is it the environment or the people or is it just my own opinions that prevent the social contact?" Well, won't really know I suppose, but then I wouldn't be too perturbed about it. After all, it's Singapore, it's not like I'm totally inclined to eke out the rest of my life here in the dullness of it.
Apart from that, it's the second last day of work at the company I'm currently with and I'm happily relieved. It's been a pain in the ass and I'm really more interested in either a) doing something a hell lot more exciting and communicative or b) something that's so mundanely routine that's no surprises or anything that puts unneeded stress on me. A would be good since I'd have an exciting job that creates opportunities. B would be good because that would leave me time to explore my own endeavours beyond the designated workings hours (or possibly during those hours).
Oh well, based on the current economic situation. I'd just prefer something that's just proper and there's an adequate level of respect when it comes to communication with peers and superiors. Or else, I'd be happy just to be unemployed for a while.