I am still at work and waiting for my husband to get into the city so we can go together and grab some $5 mojitos. I am done with all my work for today and thought I should leave work now (it’s 5:40pm – ahhh, so early!) and just explore Union Square, but it’s too cold out and everyone knows I hate the cold, so I’m just fixating myself to my office computer, chained to my desk and being counterproductive… blogging.
In about two weeks, I will be moving to a new company and I am very excited about it. Yes, I took the leap and went out of my comfort zone. I will miss my spreadsheets, my data and the stories that I pull out of my data. I will miss all the free magazines I can get that takes up 60% of my apartment (I have to get rid of them sometime). I will miss witnessing how People editors scramble upon hearing that a celebrity shaved off her hair, or had twins or died. I will miss getting “kicked out” of the office when the clock strikes 5. I will miss just bumping into Anne Moore in the building. I will miss my colleagues who are all very smart, very nice and very supportive and have nothing else but encouraging words and happiness to offer when I told them I am leaving. I will miss my boss who is one of the smartest, kindest and most genuine people I have ever met in my professional life. She will be hard to replace, and I won’t stop comparing her with my future bosses until I meet someone at par.
On the other hand, I look forward to working with a new team of bright, young and dynamic personalities. I look forward to working with hardworking and fun gay people. I look forward to learning more about the online space and functioning in online-speak even with my eyes closed. I look forward to working on a global brand that is known in every corner of the earth. I look forward to working on marketing campaigns that span Asia, Europe, North America and other parts of the world. I look forward to being anal about my presentations because my clients are anal too. I look forward to free bagels every Friday. I look forward to being part of a company that is top-tier in the industry and is in a growth stage. I look forward to a new challenge.
Oops – my husband’s here, I gotta split.
I look forward to mojitos on a Friday night.
Friday, February 23, 2007
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