A Day in TA*
(*TA = Tel Aviv, of course...)
Had an interesting day in the Big City yesterday. The main visit for the visit was a job interview, arranged by a dear contact of mine. Can't say much about it, only say that it has to do with computers, Internet and programming. Actually, sounds rather interesting and almost similar to what I did in Singapore, so at least I have the experience.
The terms of this contract are very convenient to me and so I am going to take the job, which starts next month. Seems like I am going to be in Tel Aviv quite often soon.
After that, I met with one of my best friends and we hung out and had a good time. Together we also went to my old acting school. I had been trying to contact my teacher since I got back. I was itching to get back to school. The good thing was that I met him and he remembered me (and even my grandma's puffs) but the bad news were that he stopped teaching. Needless to say, I am disappointed. That school was a source of joy and was my home away from home at one point.
He couldn't recommend another school for me, but he did point me to a very intensive workshop during Passover. I am going to enroll in that and basically take whatever I can.
I am very busy right now organizing my room and other errands while acclimating to life here again. After that I will think and see what other extra curricular activity I can find myself.
Had an interesting day in the Big City yesterday. The main visit for the visit was a job interview, arranged by a dear contact of mine. Can't say much about it, only say that it has to do with computers, Internet and programming. Actually, sounds rather interesting and almost similar to what I did in Singapore, so at least I have the experience.
The terms of this contract are very convenient to me and so I am going to take the job, which starts next month. Seems like I am going to be in Tel Aviv quite often soon.
After that, I met with one of my best friends and we hung out and had a good time. Together we also went to my old acting school. I had been trying to contact my teacher since I got back. I was itching to get back to school. The good thing was that I met him and he remembered me (and even my grandma's puffs) but the bad news were that he stopped teaching. Needless to say, I am disappointed. That school was a source of joy and was my home away from home at one point.
He couldn't recommend another school for me, but he did point me to a very intensive workshop during Passover. I am going to enroll in that and basically take whatever I can.
I am very busy right now organizing my room and other errands while acclimating to life here again. After that I will think and see what other extra curricular activity I can find myself.