A rarity, from me.

[holls_cvfounder]

The more people I see graduate from university and slide into careers or worse yet, jobs that have nothing to do with their area of study, the more I feel grateful for my seeming influx of ass-backwards luck

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[theunquietnight]

In many ways I feel the same way about my job.

[foleyolio]

i loved my major too. shame that carrying beer cases at the local beer store has nothing to do with woolf or eliot or shakespeare. dylan thomas, hemmingway, yes.

i'm glad you are happy, love.

[foxynatty]

Sugar,

Glad to see your optimism rear it's head once in a while....just don't do it too often. :-p

I majored in English lit. like my lady friends below and above (yet we managed not to any classes together), Psychology and some French (lit, business).

My last paid job was as a family support worker for schozophrenia society (which i created and researched myself) so Psychology..checked.

Now I am working for one of the Unions of the federal gvt. So my background in French and English is used everyday and to be able to work with federal employees and their rep one has to have a good grasp of any psychology available.

cheers to career choices.

Ideal career: where I have an Executive and Administrative Assistant, where? don't know, i just want to order people around and do my work for me.

[holls_cvfounder]

Oh Nathy,

I have every faith that you will one day.

Lord knows you were made for it - especially if the assistant is a docile male under 30 with a healthy appreciation of role playing :)