I finished a heavy duty report just a few minutes ago and it took me almost 2 hours to complete. -Sigh- I can now breathe. Back to blogging. Yeah, I admit that this blog has been going dormant and this is actually my fault. I have been very busy at work trying to absorb reports, statistics, and emails. In fact, I’m in the office most of the time checking and double-checking the reports, making the team stats and nosebleeding on my agents’ attitude problem. Worse, I still don’t have broadband access at home. I need to pay my bills, fast. Well, at least I can still access my blog at work. haha! As for my twitter account, it has been surf-controlled just today. Darn. Too bad.

On a serious note, last Sunday was not a good time for me. I was baptized on fire, as they (other supervisors) call it. It was my first time to be alone taking care of the OPs Floor and it’s in the GraveYard shift. Although, I have been taking care of the OPs Floor alone for a few times but that was on the AM shift. Sunday was different. Wohooo! I thought I’d never make it but surprisingly I did. Haha. By the time I ended the 14 hour shift I was ready to break down and collapse. And yeah, I did, at the comfort of my bed. I woke up 10 hours later. I was supposed to have 3 rest days but I had to cover the operations because the other Supervisors are on a team building - without me. “Without me” is another story.

Wednesday. I came in 30 minutes before my scheduled time-in. The moment I entered the OPs Floor I knew something’s up. I opened my 150+ emails and carefully read through each of them. I was almost done reading all the emails and flagging those that needs to be flagged when a Supervisor (who used to be my Supervisor too) told me she needs to talk to me about something. I knew it - this was it.

I had to brace myself when she delivered the news. It was kinda sad (on my part) and I know they’re happy with it. Yet again, I have to accept the fact that they’re leaving. They’re - because she’s not the only one but there’s 3 of them. One of them used to be my supervisor who taught me a lot. It never occured to me that they’ll be leaving this soon. I’ve come to love them but there are things we have to let go. My question is why this soon?

Well, that’s Life.