I have been a housewife for a several months now. Now my husband and I both agree it’s time for me to get back to work.
First few weeks after I quit, it was not easy to stay at home. I was bored out of my mind. I didn’t know what to do. I had nothing to do. (That’s what happens when you retire?)
But after several months, I got used to this lazy, slow life. It’s very comfortable to be a housewife. This is a fact that we housewives don’t want our husbands to know (We need to them to think it's a hard work to be a housewife so they appreciate us and will help us). It’s probably the best occupation in the world (Does being a housewife count as an occupation, by the way?) I can stay in pj’s all day! No stress. No annoying boss. I don’t have to makeup. I don't need to go out in the cold or rain. I can do whatever I want, until my husband comes back. Being a housewife is like heaven to me (If only we get paid by being a housewife... That'd be real heaven). After several months of this, my brain does not function very well, only slowly. (I can no longer remember how I managed to work more than 10 hours a day before.)
I find it more and more difficult to find a motivation to look for a job each day.
It’s tiring to look for positions that I like or are suitable for me. I get disappointed at salaries or discouraged by the requirements each time. It’s a pain in the ass to change the cover letter to suit the position. (Did I do this when I got the first job?!? Unbelievably brutal…)
But I will do it. I will find a job. Please Santa, let me find a job soon. Don't make it hard for me. (I am agnostic so I am counting on Santa instead. He does exist, right?!)
I decided to reward myself a trip to a beach resort or an exciting city when I get a job. That’s one of the two motivations for finding a job. The other motivation, that’s pushy encouragement from husband, of course.
My achievement so far?
I've been looking for a job for 3 weeks, and I applied for two positions. Not bad for a housewife of several month, no?
Looks like finding my way back to the corporate world is going to be one hell of a thorny path… To be continued...
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