Choices, good or bad,who knows? a wonderfull story by Brenda Davis Harsham reblogged from Better Endings.
The church is near but the road is all ice;
the tavern is far but I’ll walk very carefully.
Russian Proverb
Years ago, I was working for a minimal salary. My net pay barely covered the expenses of professional clothing, commuting, food and rent. I worked very hard the first year, trying to be the perfect employee, working quickly, seeking extra work, hoping I would earn a big raise. I slid sideways into debt when my car was totaled in an accident and my cat needed expensive medicine.
When I got my review, it was lukewarm, with no acknowledgement of my efforts and a minimal raise, not even keeping pace with inflation. I had a meeting with my boss, and I asked him if he was unhappy with my work. He said no.
“Did I forget any tasks you gave me or do them wrong? Was I too slow?”
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Bravo for reblogging this (and, thanks)! Brenda’s unique blend of Haibun and narrative is exquisite! Linda Watts (betterendingsnow.com)
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I was so pleased to find it on your blog.Thank you too.
Madi
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