To help illustrate one of the human emotions, which is freaking out.*

[bending_sickle]

Life and Times, the Sickle-Lost-Her-Brain Version:

- Still frustrated with Italian course and it's "Let's go slow! Let's spend an hour on these exercises! Let's spend yet another class on articles!" despite it being intensive. Along with two other students, complained about this to the teacher. Apparently, we're only going to learn the present

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[seschat]

Stupid idiot teacher who's too stupid realize your needs, I be doin' my thang!-style. That must be frustrating as hell. I mean, I'm sleeping through the boring classes in school, but you have to pay for that fuckery, don't you? D:

Please, do accept more of my love and consider yourself huggled like crazy, okay? ♥

As for the job interview: win! At last, someone smart enough to know that you go along with absolute epicness. Although if they don't call back soon, I might consider sending them a letter bomb. Or two.

Don't worry, darling. You'll do fantastic. I ADORE YOUR CHARMING AND INTELLIGENT WAYS AND YOU WILL WIN THEM OVER IN A SECOND.

[seschat]

Also: WATSON/HOLMES/TONY!

ASDFHJKL;srdgf BRAINDED :D

[bending_sickle]

CANNOT REPLY, DEAD FROM TEH HOT'N'SEXY!

*zombifies self*

The Hair fanvid in particular was winwinwin.

Teacher is still making me go, "Grr, argh! This is boring and repetitious!" and yes, I paid a hell of a lot of money for those courses. It's a bloody disgrace, it is.

I'm still freakingo out over the interview, but now I'm also freaking out over potentially getting the job, because the company is ridiculously tiny (four people or thereabouts) and very far away and did I mention embarassingly tiny? What the hell do they do? Well, okay, that's what the interview is for, but I feel I'd rather not work with them but then my brain goes all, "EXPERIENCE! EXPERIENCE!" in a Dalek voice, waving little tentacles, so what can I do, right?

[poisoned_sleep]

CONGRATULATIONS! Getting an interview is totally awesome. Interview experience is really good to have. And I hope you get the job, if you end up liking the way it sounds. YAY!

xxx
Kit-Kat

[bending_sickle]

Wee! Thank you! Interview practice is indeed good, even if it was a bit informal (without any of those dreaded questions like, What are your greatest strengths/weaknesses, etc.). The job, though, isn't quite what I'd want: not the area (risk-assesment in food suplements), not the actual work (modelling of risks), so even if they do offer me the job (although they didn't want to discuss the terms of the contract - I mean, I had to ask when they'd want to start and all that), I'm still all confuzzled. *sigh*