Another month, and yes, I did it, I did the embassy interview, got the visa, and rendered my resignation, all in one month. April was a long month for me, but it was all worth it because here I am on the first few days of May, enjoying my time home, unrushed, taking afternoon naps, and singing my heart out. I have 4 days off, and I am enjoying every moment of it. I am also grateful to see my family having a good time at home. People have no idea how knowing that they are all okay makes me feel good as well, even when I am miles away from them. We have different worlds, but we are all connected, so if someone is not having a great time, it would be a disaster for each of us. I remember the days when my father was ill, everyone was having that gloom, we were all living in a life knowing that my father was going to have his dialysis the next day, and then we had to worry for the next week, and my mother worried where she would get the money to finance the next sessions, and worst was, I was in nursing school. I was in nursing school, and I had to live with that situation. I learned how to compartmentalise for 4 years, or maybe I was just born without empathy, so I could not care less. I just want to finish school.
Now, it's all okay. It's not ideal because I am very far away from home, but I'll take this as a good sign for a good month ahead.
I have to render my 8 weeks of work before I finally leave my workplace, no one knows it yet except my manager, and I am glad she's kept it quiet for now. I can't take any more comments about leaving until I don't know, until it can't be kept a secret anymore.
I haven't done any of my preparation yet, like most of what I am doing is just writing stuff down, but no actual preparation. I am thinking that because I have 3 weeks off, it would give me some time to prepare. Heck, I could even insert a trip within those days. It's nice being single at this time of my life. I actually feel like I have dodged a problematic situation.