Tuesday, May 27, 2025

Another liminal point

May was a hell of a month.  I have become increasingly frustrated and anxious with my job and the new direction we are taking.  Whereas I had autonomy for roughly the last 20 years, I am now required to be in a specific place at a specific time which has felt counterproductive as I am a one-person shop.  Regardless, I have accepted that I need to abide by these rules as the government environment that I started in is no longer the same.  I have spoken with colleagues and people from other departments and this seems to be the trend across the board.  I have taken some time off on stress leave and I am hoping to go back to work in June with an open mind as I only have a few years left before I can retire. 

On the plus side, Chris came down for a few days and we had some great discussions.  Although we work in different fields, there is a lot of commonalities between our current work situations. 

I am hopeful that June will be better than May.  Fingers crossed.

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