The Day Boss Gave Us Eggs
Eggs For You
Today, Boss bought us each a huge pie... She has been talking about how good the pie is and finally I got to meet face-to-face with the pie :)
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There was this "priceless" moment which made the whole department laughed and laughed and laughed... we ate chicken rice yesterday and she called chicken rice "鸡-rice". So today when she saw the pies, she got so excited and called them 鸡-pie (sounds profane)... hahaha does really sound very nice but unintentional.
I always appreciate my Boss whenever she appreciates her staff. It is really a good feeling to be appreciated and to feel that all the hard work you have put in has not been in vain. Of course, I do not work to get praises but then ad-hoc gestures of appreciation do help to motivate me further. So far, I am really happy to be working with this Boss of mine who I find to be a genuine and nice person (though I have heard bad one or two comments about her from other people) but so far she seems like a nice person to me.
Social Workers' Day
With the pie in hand, I went to attend a meeting in the evening with my Boss. This is the first Association meeting I am attending since I left them as a staff last year. Though I had been disappointed in the past with the Association, I have recently decided to renew my commitment to the Association as a member of the Social Work profession to help see it through. It turned out to be a wonderful meeting and I can't tell you how thrilled I was to find so many like-minded and passionate people coming forth to help plan the inaugural Social Workers' Day next year. Finally, I feel that things are starting to move and am so so glad to be part of the planning committee. Without surprise, I soon find myself involved yet again with another commitment to handle the media story coordination and publicity... hope I will be able to pull it through (sometimes kick myself for taking on so many "extra-curricula activities").
Reunion
The rest of the night was spent as a sort of reunion with my social work classmates whom I have yet to meet for such a long time... realized so many of us are still in the field (yeah!) and some have apparently done well. Had one who became a head of a centre and assistant director of the organization, a couple who had been on TV before and also one who had a radio talkshow. The rest of the evening was just spent on catching up, joking, grousing and yes... talking about social policy and their impact on our clients (sighhh... occupational hazard).
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