Wish me luck! I put in an application for a better job and one in my field. I'm so nervous! I like my job now (sorry can't say what I do) but this one...this one is something I would be content simply doing for the rest of my life!
Good luck! Don't get your hopes up too high though, I've been looking for 8 months and had three final interviews and got turned down each time...
Meanwhile, I have a court hearing today, and after that, second day of adult college. Yesterday's subject: Antique history and culture. I made it through, but it's not as boring as it sounds.
Sounds like a blast actually.
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Good luck! Don't get your hopes up too high though, I've been looking for 8 months and had three final interviews and got turned down each time...
Sorry to hear that. Not giving up hope but also being realistic.
Answer = $5 foot long western egg omelette flatbread at Subway. Peppers, onions, and jalapeno.
I haven't even glanced at Subway of Jimmy John's since I was made aware of Which Wich. The only downside is that the closest one to me closes at 8:00, so it's closed by the time I get off work most days.
Meh, it started an hour late and lasted until 7pm, so I didn't have a chance to make it to either of my classes. Oh well.
10th of January is the judgement day. Let's see. My defense attorney told the jury that there's no real evidence against me (which there isn't), but two people I used to know keep telling that I did something I didn't do. Thankfully, they're also defendants so their stories cannot, according to the law, be used as an evidence.
Today? Time for some more history. Probably sticking with ancient culture or similar.
Subway is on the ground floor of my building. Jimmy Johns is a 15-minute walk. So usually if I forget lunch I get Subway.
Holy balls the roads sucked yesterday. Left downtown MPLS at 4pm, took an hour to get to the Target off Snelling and 94, a 30 minute drive from there to get near the X, and another 30 minute drive back home less than 5 miles away.
Sorry to hear that. Not giving up hope but also being realistic.
