Though I surrounded by most of the veteran teachers but they are really good at keeping the work environment alive. They make jokes, sarcastic comments (in a very humorous way), helpful and most of it all, treat me like one of their families. They would give you some food if you didn’t have time to eat, they would feel worry for you though for you it’s just normal to not having breakfast early in the morning, they would back you up if anything happened, they would encourage you if you felt so tired to finish all the stupid works given by the education system. I mean, my work life and place has been a decent and low profile kind of environment. Living in a place where you don’t have to stand out too much or compete too much make me feel like ‘this is already enough’ and I wouldn’t ask for more.
In just 3 months
of working, I’ve been driving most of the corners of Muar. Most of it due to
the courses, training, briefing. With that reasons, I by passed new places and
most of it have been quite an interesting short trips. And as usual, when you
still stick to that ‘singleness’ brand, people would start to ask you the
related questions and make witty jokes on marriage, love and stuff. I just
played it cool and laughed along until it did really happened, I wanted to tell
you this but I’m just gonna keep this for later.
Another one
thing for sure, to be able to stand and survive on your own is pretty much a
meaningful success especially for me as a woman. For able to buy things you
wanted without depending on other people just already make me enjoy that
satisfaction. I mean, there’s nothing more attractive than an independent woman
right? Hahaha (pardon me for my keperasanan :p) anyway, I could give mak and
ayah half of my salary, that is the most happiest moment in my life. I just
think that, always give your parents half of your salary cause that’s where the
barakah would flow. No matter how tight you were at the times let say, you
didn’t have enough saving, still give your parents some. I know they didn’t ask
for that but it’s a courtesy and responsibility as a dutiful daughter/son to
repay back what they have done to us.
But to sum
things up, life has been better; life has treats me better this time around
compared to last previous time. Still, I don’t have any regrets to learn in
Ipoh and work in Muar. And I hope the future marriage would treat me better as
well. Till then, cherrio!
p/s: about my love life, if *us is working out, then probably because of my mom's blessing
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