右手

I'm always the left-hander.

but soon, I will lost my "right arm". This is not the arm from my body.. the arm I mentioned here is a "she". She is my colleague who is from my team at my current workplace. She told me that I'm the first person to know bout this in the team. Frankly speaking, I don't feel glad at all when I heard about this.

We have been working together for quite sometime now. I would say coming to 2.5 years. She is a good team player with very good working attitude and a very helpful person. When she first joined the team, she knows nothing bout the job that assigned to her. I was told by my ex-ex-ex boss to be a "mentor" of her to assist her in the daily job. She really took the initiative in the learning process and that's really impressed me. From a totally beginner until today, she emerged to be a person who can take up the task by her own self, a valuable team player, and I have a good feeling that she is just a few steps away to be a good team leader.

She told me that she is leaving and join another company. As far as I know, this is what she was always looking for. She always hunger to learn something new. And I really glad she can find such a good opportunity to explore new things in the diff industry.

Now she is leaving the team by end of next month. In my first thought I feel that she betrayed me after all this years, I taught her so much of things. But, she didn't do anything wrong to me. Not a single human in this world is permanent. Things change everyday, you got to learn how to accept, and move on. Time won't wait for you... and time will always tell the truth.

I wish her good luck and all the best in her future endeavors. I want to wish myself good luck also, simply because her decision will surely make a huge impact to my current workload. Who knows there will be a back fill coming in soon to take up her leftovers... or may be not. Well let's just pray to have at least a temp worker.

I wrote this entry in English today.. nothing special though..