Waiting...

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It has been one week since I got back to Arad. I have been looking for a job since. I sent my resume to so many companies, I think I even dream at night that I am applying to jobs :)
I am growing impatient, but I refuse to sit idly. I was so excited the other day when a friend asked me to help him fix his laptop. I was thrilled! He brought it over, and it looked pretty grim. after trying to figure out the problem for over an hour, I told him the best resort was to reinstall Windows again. He had to go to a soccer game, and I was left with the "toy". It was late, so I went to bed. I was trying to figure out where I could get an installation CD from. Right before falling asleep, an idea crept into my mind, and I fell asleep happy. Do you want to know what was the first thing I did in the morning? No, not breakfast, I turned on his laptop. And in 10 minutes, I figured out a way to avoid the problem. yes, the problem is still there, but it can be isolated, and avoided. George was so happy when he heard that! And I was so proud of myself, of course!
But that was just one thing to do, and then I was left again to my free schedule. After sending my resume to some more companies, updating my Facebook account, I got to my next occupation: tutoring English. I am so excited to start teaching English again! I have two people to work with, and it's a nice challenge that keeps me busy...and brings some money :)
Life throws unexpected things at me, and it is a great adventure. Sometimes I get stressed and down, but that makes it even more interesting. I refuse to wait idly, and let life pass me by. Yes, I still have a lot of free time that I do not know how to fill, but I will figure it out. I am waiting for a job, actively engaged in life.

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  1. Grandpa and Grandma BOctober 19, 2010 at 7:05 PM

    The best way to find a job is to work at it full time which it sounds like you are doing so it will work out for you too! We miss you and wish you the best in finding the best job for you.

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