step one.
Today ends the bum phase of my life. And I have a splitting headache and a slight fever. Tsk tsk. Trust me to be sick right before I report for my very first job. Haha.
Despite the apparent "apprehension" that my body displays, I'm really looking forward to going to work tomorrow. I have no idea what to expect, though. I've avoided asking Ro about the job and the office since I feel it's quite awkward, and maybe a tad bit unprofessional. Anyway, I just lift everything up to Him (especially my health).
I went to UP last Thursday, by the way. I got the extra copy of our thesis and some other documents from our adviser. It was good to see the campus again after weeks of being stuck at home. I have to say, though, I wasn't really comfortable being back in CMC. The halls were full of new faces, the tambayans were occupied by different people, and well, I just had the feeling that it wasn't where I belong now. Forunately, I got to see MCOers during their GA. But even the GA was different, actually - it was a lot quieter than what I was used to. I don't know, everything just seemed different.
But I think it was a good thing. Going back and seeing that a lot of things were not how they used to be (for me at least), was a sort of symbolic way of taking a step forward.
Today ends the month of June and my bumhood.
Tomorrow starts July and my life as part of the work force, haha. Here's to step one.
Despite the apparent "apprehension" that my body displays, I'm really looking forward to going to work tomorrow. I have no idea what to expect, though. I've avoided asking Ro about the job and the office since I feel it's quite awkward, and maybe a tad bit unprofessional. Anyway, I just lift everything up to Him (especially my health).
I went to UP last Thursday, by the way. I got the extra copy of our thesis and some other documents from our adviser. It was good to see the campus again after weeks of being stuck at home. I have to say, though, I wasn't really comfortable being back in CMC. The halls were full of new faces, the tambayans were occupied by different people, and well, I just had the feeling that it wasn't where I belong now. Forunately, I got to see MCOers during their GA. But even the GA was different, actually - it was a lot quieter than what I was used to. I don't know, everything just seemed different.
But I think it was a good thing. Going back and seeing that a lot of things were not how they used to be (for me at least), was a sort of symbolic way of taking a step forward.
Today ends the month of June and my bumhood.
Tomorrow starts July and my life as part of the work force, haha. Here's to step one.