Diving into Destiny

The highlight of my day? Hands down, the ultimate quality meeting getting canceled thanks to a customer audit. That meeting is basically just a bunch of people talking nonsense or arguing without ever solving anything—so honestly, good riddance.

As usual, today was chaotically busy. There were so many issues that I felt like a doctor in an overcrowded hospital, with a never-ending queue of “patients” (aka problems) waiting for me to diagnose them. Except, unlike an actual doctor, I do not like my patients.

Anyway, as long as no one comes to disturb me, I consider it a normal day. But wait—breaking news! My manager is going on a business trip next week. This is, without a doubt, the best news I’ve received all year. Please, just go… and never come back. I know that’s unrealistic, but hey, dreams do come true (sometimes).

Tomorrow, there’s a high chance I’ll be going out to eat with my friends—unless I end up feeling sick again, which is also exactly how I feel right now. Pretty sure it’s because of the weather. It’s been raining non-stop all day, and to make things worse, I still got drenched even though I had an umbrella. Ridiculous. JB is flooding, and apparently, this rainy season is sticking around for a few more days.

My relationship with rainy days is complicated. I love them when I’m at home—cozy vibes, 10/10. But I hate them when I’m outside because I get soaked like a sad, wet cat. And to make matters worse, I’ve reached the age where a single drop of rainwater gives me a headache for the whole day. I need to admit it—I’m old. I’m not 17 anymore. I’m 27. And in 10 more years, I’ll be dangerously close to my 40s.

How?! I blinked, and suddenly a whole decade disappeared. But honestly, 18 still feels like it was just a few years ago. Time is a mystery, and I would really like to speak to its manager.

And y’all remember I mentioned the diving centers yesterday? Well, guess what? I reached out to another one today—one with a super high rating—and to my surprise, they replied really fast. Not only that, but they were so friendly that after just a few messages… boom, I got the job!

I’ve decided to start on June 22, 2025, and I’ll be staying for three months until September 22, 2025, to get my diving license. There are so many uncertainties, but everything fell into place so smoothly that I can’t help but feel like this is all part of God’s plan.

I’ve noticed a pattern in my decision-making—things either go super smoothly or ridiculously difficult. Looking back, every time I made the wrong choice, problems kept popping up, and I never realized that was probably God's way of saying, "Nope, not this way!" But when I make the right choice, everything just falls into place effortlessly.

So yeah, I truly believe God is working His magic, guiding me to the right path. And honestly? I can’t wait to see what’s coming next!