I was not able to get to a computer these past two days so it feels like it really has been awhile.
Currently at work editing photo information. I have to double check to make sure there aren't any errors or grammatical errors in the information. It's a nice change from the usual. I also got some handy work in fixing a television in a classroom which was nice.
I don't think I mentioned before but I got a job offer for the winter season working sales support like I did last year. I have to say I did get bored of the job fairly quickly but it was good pay. Which is why I took the job again. This means at one point before this semester is over, I will be working 3 jobs and still a full time student. It just sounds crazy, I really don't want to see what it is like. But like I said before in an older page, it's all about money unfortunately and I have to keep on keeping on. I'm working towards something but I'm not sure what it is yet. Until I find out, there really isn't much I can do but work or school, or both.
I remember this past summer I decided to take it for myself. No school or work. I must say that I got bored fairly quickly. Ha! I always need something to do or I'll get bored, which is why at one point I will be working 3 jobs plus school. But this past summer is when I learned that important lesson. I always need something to do. I need to keep busy.
I'd say I'm a person that thinks a lot so by doing things, it keeps my mind at ease or the task at hand and it stops my mind from wandering and thinking a lot about pretty much everything and anything.
So right now I'm taking a short break from editing in order to write this, and I'm wondering if my boss is hearing me type away. I wonder what she thinks I'm doing, I'm not supposed to be typing, just reading and writing down any mistakes I find.
Let me get back to it before she says anything.
"All our progress is an unfolding, like a vegetable bud. You have first an instinct, then an opinion, then a knowledge as the plant has root, bud, and fruit. Trust the instinct to the end, though you can render no reason." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
Currently at work editing photo information. I have to double check to make sure there aren't any errors or grammatical errors in the information. It's a nice change from the usual. I also got some handy work in fixing a television in a classroom which was nice.
I don't think I mentioned before but I got a job offer for the winter season working sales support like I did last year. I have to say I did get bored of the job fairly quickly but it was good pay. Which is why I took the job again. This means at one point before this semester is over, I will be working 3 jobs and still a full time student. It just sounds crazy, I really don't want to see what it is like. But like I said before in an older page, it's all about money unfortunately and I have to keep on keeping on. I'm working towards something but I'm not sure what it is yet. Until I find out, there really isn't much I can do but work or school, or both.
I remember this past summer I decided to take it for myself. No school or work. I must say that I got bored fairly quickly. Ha! I always need something to do or I'll get bored, which is why at one point I will be working 3 jobs plus school. But this past summer is when I learned that important lesson. I always need something to do. I need to keep busy.
I'd say I'm a person that thinks a lot so by doing things, it keeps my mind at ease or the task at hand and it stops my mind from wandering and thinking a lot about pretty much everything and anything.
So right now I'm taking a short break from editing in order to write this, and I'm wondering if my boss is hearing me type away. I wonder what she thinks I'm doing, I'm not supposed to be typing, just reading and writing down any mistakes I find.
Let me get back to it before she says anything.
"All our progress is an unfolding, like a vegetable bud. You have first an instinct, then an opinion, then a knowledge as the plant has root, bud, and fruit. Trust the instinct to the end, though you can render no reason." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
