the Countdown begins
i've been thinking about leaving my job for some time now.. work environment is getting from bad to worse.
whenever i wanted to give up on this job and this company, my boss seems to say something or show some sincerity to change... that's probably why i managed to survive so long here. however, things return to square one pretty soon and as said earlier... from bad to worse.
i feel like i'm trapped in a bad marriage.
well, unlike a bad marriage, at least i don't have to wait 3 years for a decree nisi... only 3 months before i am a free bird....
but before that... counting down to my bonus payday.... counting down to freedom...
whenever i wanted to give up on this job and this company, my boss seems to say something or show some sincerity to change... that's probably why i managed to survive so long here. however, things return to square one pretty soon and as said earlier... from bad to worse.
i feel like i'm trapped in a bad marriage.
well, unlike a bad marriage, at least i don't have to wait 3 years for a decree nisi... only 3 months before i am a free bird....
but before that... counting down to my bonus payday.... counting down to freedom...
posted by Debz at
11:28 am
5 Comments:
erms.. think u submitted this little blog during their weekly upgrade.. LOL u submitted twice.
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Fro5tByt3, at Friday, June 09, 2006 8:29:00 pm
Umm. Why 3 years for decree nisi?
If it's a joint petition and you've been married at least 2 years, a decree nisi (or even decree absolute) can be obtained in 3 - 6 months.
Sorry. It's the former lawyer in me. :)
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Spot, at Monday, June 12, 2006 5:49:00 pm
spotty, i think you're right. if it is a joint petition and not a contested, you can get a decree nisi & absolute in a much shorter time.
i was referring to a few cases which i handled (though for just a short while) during my legal aid days where a few of our clients took that long to get the decree.
does show how rusty i am... am really turning to one loyar buruk by the day.
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Debz, at Tuesday, June 13, 2006 9:34:00 am
I'd hope I'm right. :)
Having practised helps. I specialised in family law for a year and a half and wrote an amicus curae brief for the Federal Court.
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Spot, at Tuesday, June 13, 2006 10:02:00 am
ah dang... can't lie through a sifu then... hahahaha.
mine was only for 3 months.
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Debz, at Tuesday, June 13, 2006 10:05:00 am
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