- I also wanted to call this blog Just Some Thoughts, as that's really what this blog is. But I decided to stick with this one. Just wanted to let you know that. Hah -
First off, not gunna apologise for not posting much recently. Everyone has moments like it and everyone always apologises on their return. Apologies are for the weak: But also, the truth is that the majority of you probably wouldn't have realised had I not said this. So yeah, here we go:
Okay, it didn't happen in Malta, but is a product of the amazing time I had there:
I realised how boring my life is at the moment.
I never used to find my job boring - you could even say I enjoyed it - but after coming back from 2 weeks in almost-paradise (I say 'almost' due to my newly obtained phobia of jelly fish: Malta is the first place I've been where I've known them to be around), I'm spending far too much time wanting work to be over. As it happens, I'm leaving in just over a month to start university. So luckily it's not really a big issue.
If I wasn't leaving, I know I would have been promoted by now - literally been told that - so I don't think it would be as dull as I'm currently finding it. But I wasn't even supposed to have a gap year, so I definitely wouldn't change my uni plans now. (I even turned down a £23k gap year job at Sussex Uni last year because I didn't originally want to take a one, but then things changed and I was forced delay uni... but by the time I knew, it was too late to take that job! :( Talk about being gutted.)
I've decided that I need to be successful in later life. Don't know how, I just have to be! I know it's lame, but when you sit in BA's first class and watch all the losers walk past you through to economy, you never want to fly economy again. Just one of the reasons I need to be successful, haha.
Despite this, I've also decided I'll never stick out a dull job (for too long) just for the money. Having money is undoubtably fantastic, but there has to be better ways of earning it than spending 8 hours a day, everday, somewhere you don't want to be. I genuinely believe that if you strive for success hard enough, it will come - at least for myself, anyway.
I never used to understand why my dad quit his very well paid job 12 years ago to start his own business (and end up struggling for a fair few years). Now I guess I do.
Writing this in the garden at the moment; such wonderful weather. Would love to be back in Malta, but at least I returned to a bit of sunshine. Had the day off work too today, due to hospital appointment, so I'm thankful for that too ^_^.
Just re-read all this blog so far and had a little think: to be honest, I'm probably being over dramatic. My jobs not all that bad, I think I'm just missing being on holiday too much!
I was also thinking how it would be nice to get away from England and go live elsewhere for a while. But unfortunately it's not that simple. England is dull due to it being where work/learning/dull things are based. Moving to a different country, one is forced to bring those things along and so I doubt it would be long before getting away from that country for a while would become tempting! I guess I could go back to the success thing: I would so love to be able to go on holiday loads of times a year, and then retire early to one big-ass holiday at the end of it all!
I'm in the garden.
Fuck that. Probably not for me anyway.
Bye! x

