“cause u never know whats gonna happen 5 years down the road”

Scribbled on June 20th, 2010 • 8:53 am

Hahaha you sure sound like a person that is full of doubts about life. You’re right, I don’t know if I am still gonna be with Jon after 5 years. But I can also say that I’m not sure if there’s gonna be another guy that will make me fall in love so passionately like how Jon would. But why carry this idea of “I don’t know what’s gonna happen 5 years down the road”? If this is what you’ve in mind all the time, the one regretting 5 years down the road will be you because you haven’t go the courage to give in your all when you could have in the past.

If things really don’t turn out the way we both wanted, this is definitely a relationship I will not regret. I loved passionately, so did he. This is the best time of my life, bad times included.

Anyway, if both of us aren’t serious about settling down with each other, we wouldn’t be fighting and working so hard for the future we have together.

I’m not sure what’s up for us 5 years down the road, but I can quite confidently say that we will make it.

- answered via formspring
Ask me anything

This person asked me previously if making plans with my boyfriend scares me. It kinda amuses me with the questions that he/she previously asked, and now I know why.

It kinda annoyed me to see that this person is doubting my relationship with Jon. But after clearing my thoughts for awhile, I kinda laughed instead. And that I won’t explain. (:

What you get from stepping out of your comfort zone

Scribbled on June 19th, 2010 • 12:28 am

It’s almost 3 months since I’ve decided to move out and started working as a full-time Optometrist. The experience I get? I can’t quite say that I’ve learnt (or foresee that what I’ll learn) will be what I’ve expected to. Since I don’t get to have a senior Optometrist working under one roof with me, I don’t get a teacher to guide me. Since I’m working in town, I don’t (really) get to see much paediatric and/or elderly patients, and these are the people that are the most challenging to deal with.

I know I could easily have these problems solved if I had decided to stay in my comfort zone.

One reason why I’ve decided to come out of my comfort zone? I thought maybe it’s time for me to just go outside and face the world, get scolded by people, learn about the dog-eat-dog world out there, and hopefully learn some skills I wouldn’t learn. Oh yes, I’m definitely getting these. Nothing to be very happy about actually.

Just lately, I have this heavy hearted feeling when I know it’s a new day at work. Wondering what’s waiting for me (to be scolded or to be told off) for, and all I can do is to go to work feeling very cautious of the people around me, which is something I really dread and hate. The feeling of not being able to trust the people around you is quite… sad.

At the very beginning – I’ve two colleagues just for your information – I thought that my assistant supervisor (Jeff) was a nice and friendly guy while my manager (Jessica) was a picky and difficult person to mingle with. Now, my opinions have changed. My experience working with Jeff was nothing short of unfairness and pretentiousness. He carries a smile along with a knife, exaggerates things quite a lot (like how pissed Jessica is with me when she isn’t), how he snatches sales from me because of commission, is always on the phone bitching and gossip (like a bitch, really), comes to work late and expects me to sign in for him. Jessica’s quite difficult to satisfy because of her rather high expectations, but I really appreciate her for telling me off in front of my face instead of beating the bush like Jeff. At least I feel that don’t need to be on guard all the time.

I’ve gotta admit that I’m a really huge blur queen who’s really forgetful and careless. That I agree I have to try and work on and improve in so many ways. I’m not flawless, but I know at least with what I’m trying to do now is to handle well what my job scope expects me to before trying to work on others. This is not an excuse, but I’m honestly still a newbie and there’s so much I need to learn, and learning takes time. I hope they see that.

Sometimes I just want to suck it all up, keep my mouth shut instead of being stepped over because I’m-a-junior. But sometimes I just have so much to complain about work. I’m don’t hate my job, in fact I don’t even think working such long hours bothers me so far. I just hate having to be pretentious and be on guard of the people around me all the time.

To be frank, Jon’s Dad has been asking me to go back and work for him even though it’s only three months since I’ve left. I can always choose to get back to my comfort zone and be happy instead of facing all these crap and being taken advantage of. But isn’t this the reason why I’ve decided to come out and have some exposure?

I really hope I can hang in there, take all these shit, and make it through a year before going back to where my heart really belongs to. Just another year at least.

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By far the busiest off day! :D

Scribbled on June 17th, 2010 • 12:11 am

It’s my off day again, and it’s a busy one! Met up with Stacey Soulmate at Dover and we headed down to the Optometry Centre to be subjects for Eng Heng’s FYP! Yay to easy money heehee! :D Felt so happy meeting up with Stacey even though it wasn’t a proper date or anything like that. (:

Had lunch at Clementi’s Botak Jones because I was craving for the cheese mashed potatoes! It still taste as good, but I’m quite sad that the portion shrunk. ):

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My new favourite baby!

Scribbled on June 13th, 2010 • 6:26 pm

Finally, I own this baby! :D

Can’t help but to take it out and play with it for a little while the moment I got home, and I am loving it to bits! Can’t wait to play around with it more and take awesome photos! <3

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