image taken from skyscrapercity.com

That’s a picture of the Makati Skyline, a view I’ve grown quite accustomed to when I worked there at different times of my life. The Makati Business district is a bustling metropolis filled with people clad in their best business casual attires walking from one metal building to another; impressive tall buildings and different five-star hotels.

Makati will always be Makati, and yet despite its unique and beguiling appeal, I feel relieved that I am no longer working at the said business district. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not because of any of the companies I’ve worked for in the past that holds office in the said city. Each company holds a dear place in my heart, no matter how cheesy that sounds. Going back, the reason I feel relieved that I am no longer working in the said city is because I feel that life out there is too fast paced and well, too much negative energy going around, pardon me but words just escape me and I’m at a loss on how to fully explain just what I said. But if you’ve worked in Makati, somehow you’d understand what I mean. On top of that, I find it really hard to save whenever I work there. Too many things that rouses the lust of the eyes, ooppps don’t get me wrong! I’m merely referring to retail therapy. Lastly, since I live in the East side (yeah the easily flooded side of the metro) of the metro, I am happier now, that I work real close to home. The travel time is a big thing especially that I have a very sweet little boy that waits for me after a tiring day at work. Oooppss, well now that I’m given a new schedule, I should start saying, working nights instead of days. Looks like I’ll be teaching my son to say “good mornight!” as our greeting when I get home from work.

Oh well, good mornight folks! I know you guys are off to bed while I am about to start my working hours.