My sister called today so I was able to talk to her a bit, so that was really nice.
I also applied for a job that's raising money for international organizations and not for profits on the street. I'll see if I hear anything back from them.
I'm also working on a powerpoint because soon I'm going to give presentations to my old French class.
I was looking into taking French classes at Grant Macewan and I think I'm going to do it. I want to just take French courses at the start because I really want to focus on learning the language. I like French, and really want to learn it. I did learn quite a bit in Katimavik and I went from a 0/5 to a 2/5. But I learn much better in a class/school format. So I've learnt some basics from being emersed in the language and now I want to really improve by being in a class setting, and then move towards being in a French environment again because I really want to do creative writing at Concordia or Flight Attendency.
Tomorrow is crazy job hunt day. I'm going to print more resumes than hairs on my head because in the past I've found my jobs by friends, and one online, and one by dropping off a resume, so... I have a feeling I'm going to have to work hard to find a job.
The sooner the better, because although it's an incredibly nice feeling to have time up to myself to do whatever I want, and slack and watch Glee, free time gives me a chance to miss my Katima-Fam, and it's a strange feeling going from having every moment except 12 hours a week planned for you to have complete full time, I feel as if I'm wasting my days, and it's a strange adjustment, I think I'd like to be busy and productive but will regret myself saying that later when I have a job and am so busy I can't think.
My old job is majorly hiring, however I dont know if I can handle working there again, but I may if finding a job gets too hard. :P
I miss my Katima fam a lot and I mailed their letters yesterday, but today really as that's when the mail gets picked up.
Time to work on my powerpoint, and I need to work on my talk/speech for my church on Sunday about my experiences in Katimavik.
Thanks for reading. (:
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