Yes, I am burn out. Now what?

Yes, times like these, they really come.

When all there's left to do is to puke out of things being painfully boring and repetitive.

I remember being overly idealistic in my first ever job interview after college. So I was told by the interviewer. Guess he's just right.

I never thought I'd be this competitive when it comes to my job. But guess what? I'm competitive about everything. I love winning and losing all at the same time.

But of course there will come a time when you feel so used up. Like work has fully taken over you. And it's just extreme exhaustion you're getting. Like you lost the drive to go out of bed and hit the road to the office.

Currently, I am in that.

And I'd like to sit on it for a little more time. To ponder things over and weigh the odds.

Seriously, I have been juggling with the idea about having to move into another direction. You see, family life is one thing I'd like to engage myself into. I have the most wonderful husband and the most adorable kid in the world. I'd like to be spending time with them like always.

That makes it needless to say, but anyway I'm saying, that working over here at Greenhills is eating so much of my time. The time I should be spending home, playing with my boys. That should be lovely!

Does not that qualify as a good burn out excuse?

How about having to deal with persons who do not know what they want accomplished? Who do it like echo ringing things back to your ear as if you did not understand it the first time.

Come on.

We're not deaf, nor idiots.

Give us a break.

I want a break. At least for now.

Maybe a couple of weeks, come the best answered prayer, I''ll call it quits.