目前分類：我是寄居蟹 (26)
- Dec 09 Sun 2007 21:26
A handsome restaurant manager
- Jun 07 Thu 2007 23:20
Moving back
Moving back home is not an easy decision. I give up my life in the US, the freedom I can only possess here, and the chance to develop solid friendship/relationship with someone I am fond of very much.
I try not to think of the leaving as the end, or a forever goodbye. Instead, I am hopeful that the career path in Taiwan can lead me to a level of success, at least a nicer nest egg, and then I can stand at a better position to accomplish many other personal goals in life.
Tomorrow will be my last day at work. I thought it wouldn’t affect my moods much, but apparently, I was wrong. My boss is a respectful good man to work for, and a totally supportive boss to his employees. He had helped me go through the H1B petition, and even found a solution for my 3 months gap between the expiration date of optional practical training and the effective date of H1B. My colleagues are a group of wonderful people. They never hesitate to answer my questions, helping me to get my feet in the water.
The go-or-stay decision debates in my mind now and again. How hard it can be for an emotional person like me to make a rational decision. We all need to grow up, I guess.
I can now imagine my life in Taiwan - working from 9am to 10pm is always the normal working hours, sometimes you even have to go to the office during weekends. Sounds tough? Maybe not so much, especially for someone having left his heart in the US, the long working hours probably can heal the wounds.
I know I am going to miss you/everything so much. Please, please think positively. We are just living in the different cities, other than that, my care towards you, my liking towards you would never change, not a least.
I try not to think of the leaving as the end, or a forever goodbye. Instead, I am hopeful that the career path in Taiwan can lead me to a level of success, at least a nicer nest egg, and then I can stand at a better position to accomplish many other personal goals in life.
Tomorrow will be my last day at work. I thought it wouldn’t affect my moods much, but apparently, I was wrong. My boss is a respectful good man to work for, and a totally supportive boss to his employees. He had helped me go through the H1B petition, and even found a solution for my 3 months gap between the expiration date of optional practical training and the effective date of H1B. My colleagues are a group of wonderful people. They never hesitate to answer my questions, helping me to get my feet in the water.
The go-or-stay decision debates in my mind now and again. How hard it can be for an emotional person like me to make a rational decision. We all need to grow up, I guess.
I can now imagine my life in Taiwan - working from 9am to 10pm is always the normal working hours, sometimes you even have to go to the office during weekends. Sounds tough? Maybe not so much, especially for someone having left his heart in the US, the long working hours probably can heal the wounds.
I know I am going to miss you/everything so much. Please, please think positively. We are just living in the different cities, other than that, my care towards you, my liking towards you would never change, not a least.
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