It's been quite a chaotic period of time.
Things that been scheduled and rescheduled in my calendar are been crossed out over and over again, which makes my calendar looked like a missile disassemble chart, with red arrows pointing here and there, yellow highlight, green highlight, orange highlight, red remark with underline, pink italic remark....... However, there's nothing really work out at the end. Did someone put a voodoo curse on me? Why things shoud have happened didn't happened, yet those shouldn't happened did happened.....
My workload has insanely increased during the past two months cos the supervisors want to make the best use of me before my contract ends. I got rearranged to the busiest offices because I clean up their requested assigments faster than the other administrators. On the other hand, that means the faster I get the job done, the more shitty jobs I'll be assigned. So I don't actually stay at one office on a specific day, instead, anyone could easily call my extention and say "you got a minute? can you help with some meaningless stuff?"
Well, I'm not bitching about their requests, but their work ethic. I don't mind the documents pile up on my desk and I must sit in front of the computer to find them a home before I'm off work, but if the personnel who asked me to help could have shared some of the work instead of gossip the whole day, I would feel much better. Especially when I'm obviously engaged with some staff in hand, it would be a gracious mercy for those who are gaily chatting in the office to answer the phone instead of calling me to answer it. Should I be thankful that my contract is going to end in a few months?
Anyway, too many negative information ^_^ A good news is that my courses this semester are getting better. I honestly considered to drop all the courses after the second week, cos they were just tasteless. It's quite hilarious that I usually sit in the front roll for couses at other departments, but sit at the back or middle section at our own department courses^_^
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