Hello everyone!
Compliments of the season to you all. I am certainly sure that you all had wonderful time during the holidays; I did too. It was an all-rest and all-God holiday if you know what I mean..
I also deem it fit to apologize for the silence of many days, please find it in your beautiful mind to forgive me.
So to the gist of today, I resumed work at my new station last week. I have this phobia of going to new places. Reason is I do not get to know those places immediately until I visit the same place at least twice. Whew! You know, if I have my way, I would prefer not to go to new places alone; I would rather go with those who know the destination well.
I had left my previous work station to resume the new place. Getting the bus to convey me was a big challenge. After I found myself a bus, my eyes were widely opened(I find sleeping in the bus very interesting, lol!) so as not to sleep and go past my destination. I alighted from the bus shakily, not sure of where I was heading to. Amidst my confusion, I asked the next person for where I was headed, got the description and started the next journey.
I told the driver the street I was heading to, not knowing that it is a very long street. All my thought was I would alight at the gate gently. I didn't know that there were many routes to this same street. Instead of asking the driver for where I was or even telling him to drop me, I kept to myself and assured myself that the last thing that would happen is that the driver would drop me at the end of the street. You know, I had been to this new station sometimes last year, the only landmarks I pinpointed was the the way the roads were tarred, and the way the pedestrian walkway was built. I know you may be wondering why I didn't look out for my landmark; of course, I did, the road and landmarks just looked so alike.
The long and short of it all was the driver dropped me at another place very far from where I was suppose to be. When the driver parked, he gave me a questioning look that said "What are you still doing here Madam?" I pretended like I didn't understand the question and asked if we had gotten to where I was headed. Immediately, the guy knew I was a JJC(Johnny Just Come) Lol! He of course lambasted me, and I humbly took it in and drank water on it. In his good decision, He dropped me off at the beginning of the very long street I was headed. Then I started to trek from house 1, I was heading to house 148. No one advised me before I boarded another vehicle who dropped me where the previous driver turned into the street. Of course, I ran late and I overspent that particular day.
Stop fidgeting guys, confront your fears so that it won't cost you more than you've bargained for.
I am learning how to ask questions and confront my fears, don't be left behind.
Watch out for the gist I have for you tomorrow.
God bless you richly.
I am Busolami.
Compliments of the season to you all. I am certainly sure that you all had wonderful time during the holidays; I did too. It was an all-rest and all-God holiday if you know what I mean..
I also deem it fit to apologize for the silence of many days, please find it in your beautiful mind to forgive me.
So to the gist of today, I resumed work at my new station last week. I have this phobia of going to new places. Reason is I do not get to know those places immediately until I visit the same place at least twice. Whew! You know, if I have my way, I would prefer not to go to new places alone; I would rather go with those who know the destination well.
I had left my previous work station to resume the new place. Getting the bus to convey me was a big challenge. After I found myself a bus, my eyes were widely opened(I find sleeping in the bus very interesting, lol!) so as not to sleep and go past my destination. I alighted from the bus shakily, not sure of where I was heading to. Amidst my confusion, I asked the next person for where I was headed, got the description and started the next journey.
I told the driver the street I was heading to, not knowing that it is a very long street. All my thought was I would alight at the gate gently. I didn't know that there were many routes to this same street. Instead of asking the driver for where I was or even telling him to drop me, I kept to myself and assured myself that the last thing that would happen is that the driver would drop me at the end of the street. You know, I had been to this new station sometimes last year, the only landmarks I pinpointed was the the way the roads were tarred, and the way the pedestrian walkway was built. I know you may be wondering why I didn't look out for my landmark; of course, I did, the road and landmarks just looked so alike.
The long and short of it all was the driver dropped me at another place very far from where I was suppose to be. When the driver parked, he gave me a questioning look that said "What are you still doing here Madam?" I pretended like I didn't understand the question and asked if we had gotten to where I was headed. Immediately, the guy knew I was a JJC(Johnny Just Come) Lol! He of course lambasted me, and I humbly took it in and drank water on it. In his good decision, He dropped me off at the beginning of the very long street I was headed. Then I started to trek from house 1, I was heading to house 148. No one advised me before I boarded another vehicle who dropped me where the previous driver turned into the street. Of course, I ran late and I overspent that particular day.
Stop fidgeting guys, confront your fears so that it won't cost you more than you've bargained for.
I am learning how to ask questions and confront my fears, don't be left behind.
Watch out for the gist I have for you tomorrow.
God bless you richly.
I am Busolami.
ReplyDeleteStop fidgeting guys, confront your fears so that it won't cost you more than you've bargained for.
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Thanks Folahan Ayotunde, this is a great "take home."
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