on hairpin turns and humdrum situations
The last five months have been a healing process of sorts. Returning from the industry was definitely an unexpected turn of events; it being so was a humbling and frustrating experience. As mentioned from my previous entries, I should have still been working my butt off the industry, trying to get on with my masters application and suffering from loneliness and bankruptcy (no boyfriend and no money). THIS WAS NOT MY ORIGINAL PLAN. I am back into teaching because the project that I was supposed to work with got delayed and the only job I know that I can get into easily is teaching. At that time, I was angry at God for letting things happen the way that they did. It was depressing and frustrating to have to see all your beautiful plans get jumbled and mixed up. The feeling is like seeing my lego castle get ruined because some naughty kid destroyed it. It took me a long time to accept and finally get a good hold of myself to fight back and pick myself back up together. After a much