so mang things to do >.< I handed in my notice this morning. My boss was understanding and all resignation talk was just smooth, even joyful I dare say. We actually had the best chat ever. My boss was so nice to promise to write me a reference letter when needed. I was so gracious and felt really grateful to him. He is a good man. I asked him to keep this thing low-key so not all my co-workers would gossip about it before I leave. I would hate to become a topic of this kind. I will be working here for one last week and going to embrace a new career next. Is it a bit bizarre to say that I was not able to make straight suggestions before the moment that I said I was leaving this job. I am kind of a "Ms Softie". I am afraid of getting anybody in trouble so I never complain or make any suggestion that may be considered "rude" or be potentially hurting to other co-workers. Everytime I was affected my someone else's mistake or irresponsible performance, I did not report them to my boss directly, instead of that, I talked to them asking not to do that again and digested my loss without asking for any compensation. However, the truth is, the accumulating annoying stuff I tried to ignore and let go were underrated, they have been not only affecting my work but also to some extent dragging down the whole company's running. Thank heaven I have told already to my boss. Being a softie is not good and I should work on it. I should be more "merciless". OK, enough for the old past-time thing. Let's talk about the new bright future for a bit change. First thing is I need to find a new flat near the new workplace, which means I'll have to cease the lease of the flat I live in now and start to browse house-renting ADs once I've got time. Everybody knows how stressing moving house can be. There is no need to emphasize the tiresomeness more. Of course new house appliance are needed. Everything in my life needs reinstalling. Ah, again, that is one of the moments that I wish I have a man, or, just be a man. Haha, joking. ╮(╯_╰)╭ Anyway, I'd better just depend on myself. Buck up, lady!