Strangly calm...

[kseenaa]

Yeah...

Was at a meeting with the union yesterday. It was very, very interesting. My contact person there was a really cool and tough older lady. When I told her what kind of education I have, she just locked at me and asked me what the hell I am doing at that company where I can't use all my knowledge?!?! Good question. After much talking here and there, it seems like tomorrow will be my last day at this job. I must say. I don't mind. It is a shitty job at a shitty company, that don't care much for there employees.

This unemployment I am going to look at as a possibility, not a defeat or disaster.

I have already applied for two courses at the University here. One that will make sure my masters I have now that only works nationally will work internationally as well, and a shorter course about litterature and kids. :-)

I feel positive about this. Strangely. I needed a change in my life. And it came and kicked me in the rear.

Comments

sounds like it's been a roller-coaster day.

[ruchirahni.livejournal.com]

You know what? The people at that job were all jerks anyway. If you think taking more classes is the way to go then freaking do it. Sounds like the smart thing to me! And an international masters is freaking awesome.

you were way too good for that job.

Re: sounds like it's been a roller-coaster day.

[kseenaa.livejournal.com]

More a case of having a couple of roller-coaster weeks, I'd say!

And yeah, I think it is a good idea to update my national masters into an international thing. It will make me more interesting on the market when I look for jobs. :-) And that I haven't lost interest in my subject either, so to speak. It will be fun to start studying. :-)

Re: sounds like it's been a roller-coaster day.

[ruchirahni.livejournal.com]

good for you. :D <3