改變中的世界

過完年之後總覺得生活開始有了變化，或許是有人走了，也或許是聽到最近公司一些事情。就像是去年過完年一樣，慢慢覺得生活週遭開始有了不同，這也表示我正在面對的是新的一年的事物，而不是重複的過著如同去年的生活，因此還是要仔細思考因應之道才是。

今天看到FB上她說指數高的驚人，晚上回到家之後還是忍不住打了電話給她。聊了聊她的身體最近到底是出了什麼狀況，感覺就像事情發生之前那樣的聊，但是依然帶著疏離感。我想不起來上次打電話給她是什麼時候，只是想到去年發生到現在的事，彷彿只是昨天的事一樣，但我們的距離還是像是以光年計算般的遠，我想在折磨她的同時也同樣在折磨我吧。

今天知道要之後要面試新人，組長跟我說到時候等另一組面試完我們在一起去面試他，該問些什麼呢？真是令人期待，傳說中的BIT組終於要增加新成員了，而且這次我也要參與面試，只不過扮演著不同腳色，或許這正是改變未的第一步。

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