Fall break is almost over, just a few more hours left. It was a break I really needed. A small infection after my surgery had me feeling down for a few days but now it's all cleared up and I am on the mend again. School has been my air, food and bed lately, aside from the doctor's office. During the last couple weeks of the summer I changed my major to English. Finding an acceptable major in school was a struggle for me. No, I am not interested in teaching at this point in my life unless it is underprivileged students. So many decisions at this time have had me feeling a bit confused and underwater. Discovering over the last week that I am a nonconformist helped me explain a few things about myself but still leaves questions. I am on the job hunt again and this is why these questions about myself are so important right now. Finding a compatible work place can be as much of a struggle as finding the right major in school. So many work places now focus on teamwork, teamwork, teamwork. I am not completely opposed to teamwork but the fact remains that I am most comfortable doing my work on my own. Another hitch is that I am always questioning policies, procedures and actions. There are times I want to put my two cents worth in but am not sure how much I can say without losing my job. I have had some work experiences in the past where I inserted my opinion in the most tactful way possible but got stared at like I sprouted a second head. I tend to speak out when neccessary and this seems to make me even more of a black sheep. In short, I can be outspoken with a peppering of blunt honesty.
Showing posts with label surgery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surgery. Show all posts
October 17, 2010
Half-way through Another Semester
Posted by Unknown at 11:27 AM 2 comments
Labels: job hunting, surgery, work
August 28, 2010
It's School Time Again
Fall semester started on Wednesday. Was I in class? No. Why? I decided to have to have surgery. A complete hysterectomy to be exact. I'm that special kid that always tries to juggle all of the hardest things in life all at one time. It makes for an interesting time. Being home from the hospital has been the biggest help. I hate hospital beds. All of my nurses and docs were superb but I have trouble being cooped up like that. Signing off for now.
Posted by Unknown at 2:14 PM 1 comments
Labels: school time, surgery
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