That’s the number of days i have left as a civilian (with hair) It sounds pretty darn sad if you were to ask me, but the past few months have certainly been fruitful, albeit tiring all the same.
I’m really thankful for my current co-workers. They kinda make everything, i don’t know, bearable i guess. It’s as if we’re like one small, closely-knitted family, where chilling around and jokes constantly revolve around us all. The pretend knife-fighting ninja games we play in the kitchen, inside jokes of who stole all the coral lettuce, the lame shit tam, sean and I do just to decide who cleans the grill/ throw the rubbish and of course, getting mistaken for the boss’ father’s son. I appreciate all of these. Because i know random moments like these, where you can just be your carefree self, void of all worries, would probably never happen again.
And then it suddenly dawned on me.
That once you get used to a person’s company, the fear of losing that person becomes ever so tangible. It’s just such a selfish thought implanted unceremoniously into the mind.
But it’s the only way you’ll always be a part of that particular person’s life.
So, who’s gonna watch you die?