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那么对我来说，我的缘又在哪里呢？一个人又静静地来到海边，目视那一望无垠的大海，倾听海浪拍打码头立面的哗哗声，感受着凉爽的海风轻轻地抚摸我的肤发，令我不禁呻吟出声。抛开杂念，似乎一切如昔，一如我刚进单位时坐在那里的感觉。

那年我技校刚毕业，原先以为脱离的读书+考试的囚牢，会得到解脱，没成想现场机械维修工特有的那种油腻的脏，使唤大型工具的累……那些曾经认为无比困难、无法忍受的事，今天再回首，已然皆是习以为常。

书中有云，舍与得就像是一枚硬币的两面，不能兼顾，只有懂得舍得的人才能拥有更加美好的人生。对比自己，工作后的这十几年我舍弃了很多休闲时光，去学习实践技能，学习专业知识。自己也从一名学徒成长为维修骨干、机械点检、到如今的技术员。在时光的打磨中，我逐渐走向成熟，甚至将生活中一些原本不能承受之重安然若素。

前面的路又该如何去走呢？近年来繁忙的工作，已很少静下心来去阅读和思考，也曾一度陷入迷茫和烦躁。

有舍才有得。再一次眺望着无边的大海，心也渐渐地平和下来。或许我应该如同原先那样，读些有益的书本，来找寻精神的归宿，化解袭来的压力和情绪，不断提升自我修养与价值；通过冷静的思考，真正明白什么是可以抛弃的，什么是自己所需要的。

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