me serving previous job's notice period. theme of the day is being bored. |
Friday, September 6, 2013
chronicles of a mundane jobless
Have been struggling to come up with whatever bombatastic subjects to blog about the past weeks and the ultimate result is to still slip right back to the old cycle of inconsistency. Food post? Nah, on diet. Travel post? Nah, no money duh. Party post? hello, self amusing reclusive geek here. If you guys cannot already tell, I'm jobless. Jobless like a 'sit on the bus on weekdays and all you see are old people' kind of jobless, or better yet, 'at shopping mall reading my novel and sipping coffee to past time' kind of jobless. Whichever kind of jobless, you get the idea. Of course the consolation of my case is to get tons of sleep/rest time and to you know, perpetually being able to 'figure out my own bearings and objectives'. Theres just so much positive and negative energy going around all that talk from family and friends but you know what, I'm going to let it all settle and just. stay. quiet. I've decided to take charge and just have a good time (while my fund lasts), and soak into this passing phase. Of course I'm actively looking out and its got to pass isn't it, and perhaps one fine day when I've land up with a good job I can so gladly share my relief on this space. Meanwhile, if you guys have any adhoc shit jobs, holla at me I can take any shit if being jobless is not the worse shit already(: ok maybe african kids. I wonder if I'll look back at this post months later and laugh at my foolish positivity while crying same time for being a mundane jobless still. Ok its unthinkable...quiet.
Anyways, I'm not busy. so not busy. But I just can't understand how time always manage to slip through my fingers each time I try to grasp it and be productive. Its like a societal norm for people to be busy all. the. time. I want to try capturing the traces of passing time on this space just like how the windchime translates wind into chimes (haha duh). Chronicles of a mundane jobless, read at the risk of more infectious boredom.
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