More Thoughts on My Future
Venting one's spleen at work with a trusted co-worker helps make my air cleaner to breathe and remove much in the way of fog.
By June 2008, I will have terminated my employment at Currys Beckton. No turning back - I really have had my lifetime's fill of the place!
Not looking forward to the possible prospect of being out of work, but I'd prefer that to the current situation. I contribute to my own inner demise by continuing to work there; it doesn't exactly do wonders for the self-esteem or creative spark to slog at a dead-end job, knowing it enriches and empowers someone whom one despises.
On the other hand, looking in the Writers and Artists Yearbook gives me ideas for new avenues of expression; I will definitely check out New Humanist and The Philosopher to see if they vibe with my style. So far, so good with the subject matter - I wonder if the New Humanist allows enough leeway for critiques against humanism....
Also, I wonder if I could cut it as a librarian; sure, lotsa filing and piling again, but it doesn't seem like such a stressful environment; plus it strikes me as an environment packed with knowledge and potential inspiration - one that seems to allow its employees the scope for a good read and scribble when nothing needs doing.
So begins my search for employment better suited to my tastes and inclinations....
~MRDA~
By June 2008, I will have terminated my employment at Currys Beckton. No turning back - I really have had my lifetime's fill of the place!
Not looking forward to the possible prospect of being out of work, but I'd prefer that to the current situation. I contribute to my own inner demise by continuing to work there; it doesn't exactly do wonders for the self-esteem or creative spark to slog at a dead-end job, knowing it enriches and empowers someone whom one despises.
On the other hand, looking in the Writers and Artists Yearbook gives me ideas for new avenues of expression; I will definitely check out New Humanist and The Philosopher to see if they vibe with my style. So far, so good with the subject matter - I wonder if the New Humanist allows enough leeway for critiques against humanism....
Also, I wonder if I could cut it as a librarian; sure, lotsa filing and piling again, but it doesn't seem like such a stressful environment; plus it strikes me as an environment packed with knowledge and potential inspiration - one that seems to allow its employees the scope for a good read and scribble when nothing needs doing.
So begins my search for employment better suited to my tastes and inclinations....
~MRDA~