Xmas and a Dilemma
This brings me to another subject entirely. Yanno, I have this job working with my dad. He never really wanted me to get into this line of work, but now that I am there, he is all for me doing what he's done for the last 25 years. My problem is, I don't see myself doing this type of work much longer, and my dad is all gung ho about me getting my certificates and all sorts of stuff. Now, how do I break it to him that I don't think I'll be sticking around without hurting his feelings? I know he is really proud that I'm in his line of work now, but it's just not me. I honestly feel I can do alot better in life. Don't get me wrong, I love working with my dad and spending time with him. He is a great guy. I just don't think I'm the type of guy who does this sort of work. I was never the type you'd see in shop class in high school. Working with saws, grinders, welding, wrenches and that sort of thing never interested me in the least bit. Some guys really love that type of stuff and if that's you, go for it, but it's just not something that holds my interest.
My plan is pretty cut and dry. Get my benefits, go to the dentist and get that taken care of. Then I'll go searching for something that will hold my interest. I just needed a temporary job and a change. I also gained a few skills along the way. I'll probably learn a few more things in this trade before all is said and done, so it's not like this job is a waste of time. It's just a small detour to where I really want to be in life, but until then, I just need to try to make the most of it.
Ohh and this time I'm not quitting my job till I find something lol. That was the biggest freaking mistake I've ever made. Do I regret doing it? No, it was actually kind of nice to not worry about getting up and going to work. I got to do a few things that I wouldn't have done if I was working, and I got to spend time with someone who did mean alot to me.
/waves at anonymous