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*sigh*
I think I broke some kind of tiny bone in my foot while sleeping. Not. Funny. -
Teehee
Finally have some work to do, but I'm still not all-in-the-routine yet. The day I stop classifying files, is the day I'll consider my first day of work. ;D ( Read more... ) -
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Blah. Too warm to do anything, let alone work.
I've finished my general work (updating database with new addresses, sent to me by mail or found online), but now I had to start calling people. Speak the naval tongue, sorta speak. How the hell should I know what this company does? They call it "dry chartering", "forwarding" and "freight contracting ( Read more... ) -
*sigh*
My body is not made for heat. Eight hours in a stuffy hot room is not my thing. But work is work and that money will go to my deposit fund, for when I move to Louvain ( Read more... ) -
Sorry sorry sorry
No internet at all at the moment, I've missed half a dozen birthdays and probably a lot of cool things in all your lives, I apologise.
The good news is, I've got a job contract, starting August 4th (which also happens to be my birthday), so that's awesome. I already know my collegues and my boss (to whom I will be personal assistant), and I think I' ( Read more... ) -
ZOMG
Alrightie then, internet for a limited amount of time. Mum's being really difficult about obtaining it, so I'm stuck at the library typing all my stuff.
I applied for three jobs at Maersk on Friday, they promised to get back to me 'at the beginning of next week' aka anywhere before today. I'm feeling slightly disappointed. Again. Yes I have the job ( Read more... ) -
Good times
I have had such a blast working here that I didn't expect any compensation for what I've done. Scania paid my housing and that was enough for me ( Read more... ) -
J A to the freakin P
I've actually found a name for the whole "moving to Japan" thing. I've dubbed it the JAP (Japan Action Plan). Funny fact: so far the abbreviation has been translated to four languages and stayed exactly the same. ^_^
I remembered I had an open job offer in Louvain, so I sent an email immediately. Here's hoping the offer still stands and I can start ( Read more... ) -
Too damn funny
HELL EXPLAINED BY CHEMISTRY STUDENT
The following is an actual question given on a University of Washington chemistry mid-term. The answer by one student was so “profound” that the professor shared it with colleagues, via the Internet, which is, of course, why we now have the pleasure of enjoying it as well.
Bonus Question: Is Hell exothermic ( ( Read more... )