Outpressions

  It has now been more than a month at work. I was no newer, but the situation around me dint seem any better. I was still a nobody. I was too dynamic and zestful to find myself trying to fit in between an unfriendly crowd on a slow moving bullock cart with an old lumbering ox trying to lead me to an uncertain destination. The thought of others enjoying their roller-coaster journey had made myself feel diminutive and made me repent on my choices that led to this fate. Though sometimes it made me think, perhaps they were in a bullock cart ride too, though they seemed to enjoy doing nothing and slow phased lethargic life. Maybe with better amiable associates in the voyage seemed to be appreciable from their end. They seemed contented with the luck they were bestowed upon, while for me, my journey seemed too melancholic a disposition to be more than tedious. My luncheons were deserted like nothing before, my lunch mates were moved on to other office building some meters away and those...

 What would you think be your reaction when your college days suddenly came to end and you find yourself in your office seat? Though it was not so easy as it would sound in the previous line, I was destined to move out of my hometown (though it was a major metro city by itself) to another city of an unfamiliar language and go through a brief training period of two and half months. I will later tell you about my induction and training days, if I would begin from the start it would take an eternity for you to read this blog and a lifetime for me to compose it. After our successful training period, we were asked to arrive straight to office hall after our breakfast. We had our customary breakfast in the office canteen. I had made several friends during my training days, they have become my breakfast-lunch companions. After the breakfast, it was now our mission to find our way to hall location to amalgamate with our destiny. We know that expecting a training companion as a team member ...