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Thursday, January 31, 2013
It was a bit tricky writing my IT report, but it's finished. I couldn't really fit my recommendations under two pages and write my report in 500-750 words; I wanted to write more than 750 words. Writing a paper is not something new to me, but the task can still pose as a challenge. Writing this IT report was particularly difficult, because I've been feeling the pangs of depression lately. It's due from stress.  Stress can be positive or negative. Something that causes positive stress is called a challenge stressor. An example would be maintaining that high position in the office. But when it comes to stress, it's the negative stress that people usually talk about caused by hindrance stressors -- or by the unpleasantness that comes from maintaining a responsibility. As for me, I don't know what to label my stress. I'm tired from this deep freeze weather, my work and school. I have a lot of responsibilities -- which is good and bad. To be honest, my stress mainly comes from work. It was difficult to fully recover from my flu, because I just can't take a break from work. Work eats my free time from school. Which makes sense when someone is a primarily a student, but takes a job to pay for tuition fee. I have no time to fully have fun. I couldn't sleep properly. I got tired of dealing with other people.  It felt like everything was an effort.Work isn't really important for me right now. It's not my top priority. But I can't just go calling in sick any day I please, can I? I also can't just quit, because it's hard to look for a job should I need money. I've been with my firm for four years now. I don't mind if they called me to cancel my shift. I would actually love that. For the meantime, there's no choice, but to endure the cold commute until winter's over and endure dealing with the pleasant people at work.  Looking back, I want to appreciate all the hard work of my last term. It went well. But I struggled a bit. I think when someone does the right thing while suffering would bear some meaning. Or is it the other way? We can only give meaning to something after it happened. Nevertheless if what has been done involves doing the right thing and when there's nothing to regret, then there really is no problem. Well. Isn't it? The fact is we're human and we have limitations. What's hard is during the stage of making it through the problem. It takes effort. It takes fortitude. It takes wisdom. And sometimes we would need help. I just want to live a meaningful life. Encouragement. Maybe I simply just need encouragement. Maybe the absence of encouragement made me doubt what I'm doing. Maybe I am doing a good job after all. I've experienced a lot of bad. I had no feedback about my good. Thus I worry how the heck I'm doing. Friends, ask how everyone's doing. And tell them how they're doing it -- whether they did a good job or not.  There's no question about it. This long road to graduation is like the quest for the one ring. It's wishful thinking, but I hope that the recognition of a double degree gets more credit than simply stating "I graduated in university." I hope there's credit for a student who works part-time jobs to pay for tuition. It's true that grades count. It's true that employers base their assumptions on resumes. But I hope they can go beyond understanding my resume and appreciate the difficult process of surviving university. I intend to graduate on time -- no matter how long it takes! Labels: captain's log Jump To:
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Wednesday, January 09, 2013
I know what you're thinking, "Where have you been?!" You're right, I've been thinking of the same thing. Happy New Year, everybody. Even though it's the 9th already. Labels: captain's log posted by: kimikimkim
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PROFILEsex: Male location: classified home country: Pilipinas currently in: Canada Jed David is a former BS Business Economics student in UP Diliman. He's working in the office to save for tuition fee and an airplane ticket. He's studying in the University of Winnipeg as a Business Admin and Computer Science student. He's a freelance photographer, a freelance writer, solo webadmin, webdesigner and an active blogger. He's a member of the modding community. He likes fastfood. He sucks at Math and Physics. He's no literary writer. He likes playing basketball but usually ends up with a few broken bones. He's so lame he gets nosebleed on his first step on the stairs. He's such a loser... *negative remarks*. Overall, he's eccentric. Oh. And he's favorite Love Hina character is Shinobu -- they're both Scorpio.
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2012 was really special, wasn't it? A lot of news here and there. And the world didn't end. Actually, nothing major happened at all in December 21st and the 22nd. I remember all those videos in Youtube, those shows in National Geographic, that one dedicated guy who's so sure the world would end on the 21st (poor guy)... so what happened to these advocates? Anyway. 
After celebrating New Year's, the cold bug thought it was time to enter my body without permission. I shook my head from my disbelief last Saturday, the day I had to go back to work. I thought my 3 totally free days would be more meaningful than losing sleep and blowing off snot. Until now, I'm confused how I was able to survive that Saturday. Hard shift. And the odd thing is, I was productive last Saturday!
I guess it's time for me to get serious for at least one paragraph with this entry. I realized that even though I got so much stuff, that I bought myself all these nice eye candies, these toys, these gadgets, I missed what's important. I have two 32" displays in my room (for my PC and PS3), even though I have all the current handhelds sparkling on my corner, lots of gadgets and gizmos, let's say that my friends are jealous of me, even though I have these material blessings, they didn't do me any good when I was sick. Nothing seemed relevant to me. I realized that these materials shouldn't be my priorities. And slowly, I get what my priority is when I grow up. I think everyone's not that oblivious. As kids, we like to have toys. As teenagers, we want to have the latest gadget, maybe a relationship or even a car. Young adults want to have excitement, be in a meaningful job or move to their own apartment. As we grow up more, we start dreaming of realistic things like a career, earning a degree or having a lasting relationship. Some things start to become useless or vanities. I didn't even touch any of my toys when I was sick. It was hard for me to watch something, and it hurt my eyes. To be honest, I thought that playing a videogame would make me throw up during my condition. It was that bad. We should look for something more in life, because there is something more to life than money or things you can buy. We should look for things more valuable than fame or fortune.
