It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness.
-Charles Spurgeon-
Hi everyone, I hope that this post finds you well and in a state of happiness; if not, try to be happy; your happiness will give you energy to encourage me.
Today being the 21st day of October and being a weekend, I did some cleaning around the city, and I have already submitted the post to @cleanyourcity community. I had to visit a neighbourhood street to do the cleaning.
I am a shy person, so I did the cleaning without any form of hesitation. Though today is the weekend, people are very curious about things they don't understand. As a community facing threat, there are community rules that I might be ignorant of, and I don't want issues for myself.
I am about to share my experience with you. Over the past few weeks, I have been teaching at a school (weekend excluded).
I have liked teaching children since I saw my sister doing it. I felt that between you and children, a connection was formed when you imparted knowledge to them.
The pupils of the school are well behaved, and they have respect for people who are older. I enjoy their company as well as teaching them, except that the management of the school is trying to enforce some laws on their workers.
Other teachers always come to school for lessons and other activities on Saturdays. I don't go to school on Saturday because I get stressed during the week and would like to rest during the weekend.
I hopped on WhatsApp after the cleaning and read the information that everyone who did not come today would be charged a certain amount of money (1/60 of the salary). TBH, I don't feel happy about it. I went ahead to freshen up and sleep. I just woke up at the time of writing this post.
What can I do? I had pending surcharges already before this, and I can say that my strength and zeal to continue at that school have begun to fade away gradually.
Any comment? Hit me in the comment session.
That's how my weekend is going.
Be happy, stay happy, and remain happy.
All images used are mine.
