Late night thoughts of an anemic posted in the afternoon

Since today is the last day of June, I am trying to look back on what I have done on the first six months of 2012- what my life has been or what changed, what achievements I acquired and what are the things I regret or frustrations I wished never took place. I realized that part of it is the change which is the change of the nature of my work. Don't get me wrong, I like what I do and I'm enjoying it. It's what I'd call a good change. As far as achievements, I don't think there's any major achievements. Being appreciated for a job well done would make it to my list as an achievement. I like the feeling that people recognize your hard work. It gives you more motivation to strive even more. As for frustrations, well, I had one but i don't want to talk about it. I'd rather think that I faired well on the first six months of 2012.




Photos soon! 




Kisses,

larraineBee <3

Fresh Start

Time to... update!

So here's what I have been busy with lately:

for checking and making notes

Monitoring... EVERYDAY!

Usual kicks. #chucks

Nike trainers on site

THE LIST

Hello from me! :)

Just started...

Progress...

Aaaand yes, I now work for a real estate company and I always make this clear, I do not sell houses! I'm part of internal operations and this is what my life is usually. Monitoring lists, counter-checking, site visits, making reports...and that's just a fraction of my job. Part of it is making clients happy and well-accommodated,  and part of it is making sure deliverable goods are of good quality and on time. It's all very new to me since I haven't been really exposed to real estate. I learned now of how things really work. I'm so happy that I'm part of the operations because I am so exposed to a lot of things- mostly engineering which I was really so clueless when I started. Now, I have picked up a few things along the way. I kind of like it too, since they're making me go back and forth from Iloilo to Bacolod and vice-versa. I cannot wait when they take me to other places. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for that. It seems like it was just a few weeks when I started but boy! I have been in this position for almost two months! Yikes! Time flies so fast! Good thing I love my job! It's more fun when I'm working on site. I get to go around the village and see the progress of each unit. I get amazed with things like that- especially when it's new to me. I really hope that I do not lose this passion and appreciation for this job because it doesn't feel like a job- well, sometimes it does. But it really is true what they say- if you're happy with what you do, it becomes less of a job.

Love what you do and be happy!

xx,
larraineBee <3