Well guess what, I am back at the chain gang next Monday. After well, 2 months break from the last job. Not that you're wouldn't know what happened, in an unexpected turn of event, I said goodbye to the sweat shop. Boy was I glad for the newfound freedom. Straight off I had 2 weeks of ICT. Then it was Xmas, New Year's CNY and my BD celebrations.
While I while my time away after X'mas, I found pleasure in taking my time to wake up and planning my activities around the weather and my whims. Most times, its sunny. so I will gym cos it's indoors... and when it's raining, I practise my breastroke after the rain. So most days, I wake up at 11am, eat a slow brunch, hit the gym at 12 odd and basically stay there till late afternoon, sometimes, chilling at the coffee joint. It lasted 2 weeks, I was getting a tan, and somehow I looked better in my clothes. I run at night. And I remember bumping into B and R at Orchard while admiring the X'mas lightings.
I was enjoying my newfound freedom! I've never not worked for so long since I graduated. And time does fly. And as I went for interviews and pending people replying me. I got sick of the notion that I have to wait for things to happen. It was fun doing leisurely things. But there were pursuits I've always wanted to chase since I was a kid. SO many I lost count.
I started meeting friends up and bouncing ideas off them. On the plate were a few options. But I've always been prudent... so baby steps. And I enrolled in a Diploma in Make-up. And on my 1st day of lesson, I got calls from 2 potential employers wanting to see me with regards to my old job experience. Darn! It HAS to be like that. The course takes 3 months if I do it full time. 2 weeks into the course, I got an offer from one of the firms. One thing I learn is we all have mouths to feed. And I am a firm believer of having my cake and eat it too. A lot of people do that.
So yes, after completing a module of my class, I have learnt how to do bridal make-up (yay!).Make up class has to be rescheduled to part time. Hopefully, one day I will go pro and slowly move out of the rat race. But more importantly, do something that I am happy with.
And next week, I embark on a new journey in a new firm ( they offered, I take)...
Lesson learnt: Never stop believing. Think, must think big. Dream, must dream big. Right?