Dear My Sister. Remember that time when you wanted to quit school, but I bullied you into staying and finishing? And then remember how it turned into your biggest accomplishment? And how awesome that made you feel? And how I singlehandedly won the Who-Knows-You-Better game because I knew that and your silly boyman did not?
Anyway. I feel like, this could be that new awesome big accomplishment. Because school is so two years ago.
I love you, and I'm proud of you and I know you can do this, because you're my sister, and none of my sisters are losers.
Except for Jonathon. AHAHAHAHA.
Ferreals. Do it. Love, Your supremely wise older sister.
in other news, i have to be bilingual for this job. like reading speaking and writing. damn government and their requirements. SO apparently i can't do it. sad face
i hear you i will probably get an ulcer applying for jobs next year esp after i basically haven't had to for some time now. but you are on the ball and can pull off the professional thing pretty well. when i get stressed about stuff like this i just take a breather and think of what my problems would be like living in somewhere sketchy like south africa haha. it helps put things into perspective for me. life is a big thing and looking at the big picture is scary, i prefer to cut it down into little manageable blocks. while i'm sure you will pimp this out of the park there are a lot of other opportunities out there waiting to be nailed!
and when in doubt think of quitting the call center and the wonderful feeling that will ensue!
indeed, that does put things into perspective, however if I lived in Africa, Adam wouldn't be going to school so i wouldn't need an awesome job. think about that. also, now that i know it's a no go(see above comment), going back to the call center is all that more depressing.
adam would be going to blood diamond school and you would work at a call center sending those emails telling people that you will give them 50% of your fortune if you pay for the handling fees on this money and help them move out of the country.
hey lisa-luv i spent this entire year in paralyzing fear of applying to grad schools, and look where i am now: i'm accepted and going to UWO next year. so take it from someone who knows how terribly frightening this whole new-step business is: i know you can do it! you have a lot of love and support behind you, and the reason this gov't job isn't the one for you is b/c there is something better in God's plan for you. *muah* i love you!
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Remember that time when you wanted to quit school, but I bullied you into staying and finishing? And then remember how it turned into your biggest accomplishment? And how awesome that made you feel? And how I singlehandedly won the Who-Knows-You-Better game because I knew that and your silly boyman did not?
Anyway. I feel like, this could be that new awesome big accomplishment. Because school is so two years ago.
I love you, and I'm proud of you and I know you can do this, because you're my sister, and none of my sisters are losers.
Except for Jonathon. AHAHAHAHA.
Ferreals. Do it.
Love,
Your supremely wise older sister.
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in other news, i have to be bilingual for this job. like reading speaking and writing. damn government and their requirements. SO apparently i can't do it. sad face
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and when in doubt think of quitting the call center and the wonderful feeling that will ensue!
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also, now that i know it's a no go(see above comment), going back to the call center is all that more depressing.
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hmm maybe africa is better than i thought
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i spent this entire year in paralyzing fear of applying to grad schools, and look where i am now: i'm accepted and going to UWO next year. so take it from someone who knows how terribly frightening this whole new-step business is: i know you can do it! you have a lot of love and support behind you, and the reason this gov't job isn't the one for you is b/c there is something better in God's plan for you.
*muah* i love you!
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