Unexpected.
My life seems to have taken a drastic turn in events.
I have a job - temporary for 8 weeks, I have a flat which hopefully I can start considering moving into in a few months - first the landlord has to kick out the current tennat, and I'm no longer engaged.
Job - Company called Asset Skills. The job entails basic Data Entry for 8 weeks, and if I meet my target in 6 six weeks I get a couple of hundred pounds in bonus money. Lovely people, small office and very comfortable atmosphere. I went for the interview on Thursday and didn't expect to hear back until next tuesday, however they called me in the afternoon after my interview saying they would like to employ me, so yay.
Flat - It's a two bedroom flat underneath my dads, so very helpful when it comes to moving my things, just need to throw things down the stairs and hope that they assemble themselves in some sort of order. Basically the presant tennant hasn't been paying rent and the only reason why he hasn't been kicked out yet is because they didn't want the place unnocupied, thus Stacey piped up with the "I really need space of my own goddamnit" plea, and so they are going to get their fingers out of their backsides and throw the time waster out. The rent is really cheap - £60 a week which is fabulous being as almost every 1 bedroom property round here is over £500 a month. So I'm in for a winner with a 2 bedroom one.
Single - This morning Trevor and I broke up. We both could tell this was going to happen at some point. I think that we just held back because we were scared of the reactions. Thankfully we were very adult about it, with minimal tears and sad faces, alot of talking and confirmations of friendship, thus ending on good terms. I'd be lying if I said I was thoroughly dissapointed that it didn't work out - I honestly thought that this relationship was the one, but I guess I'm still young and niave and still have alot to learn. At least we're friends, I guess that's all that matters. There's nothing worse than ending things with animosity, especially when you've practically spent everyday with that person for over six months.
So, good news and bad. Nothing I can't handle. I just have to get on with it. I could really do with more friends in my neck of the woods. It's times like this when I need them. Unfortunately the only friend which is closest to this town is in Swindon. Not very comforting. I'll live.
I have a job - temporary for 8 weeks, I have a flat which hopefully I can start considering moving into in a few months - first the landlord has to kick out the current tennat, and I'm no longer engaged.
Job - Company called Asset Skills. The job entails basic Data Entry for 8 weeks, and if I meet my target in 6 six weeks I get a couple of hundred pounds in bonus money. Lovely people, small office and very comfortable atmosphere. I went for the interview on Thursday and didn't expect to hear back until next tuesday, however they called me in the afternoon after my interview saying they would like to employ me, so yay.
Flat - It's a two bedroom flat underneath my dads, so very helpful when it comes to moving my things, just need to throw things down the stairs and hope that they assemble themselves in some sort of order. Basically the presant tennant hasn't been paying rent and the only reason why he hasn't been kicked out yet is because they didn't want the place unnocupied, thus Stacey piped up with the "I really need space of my own goddamnit" plea, and so they are going to get their fingers out of their backsides and throw the time waster out. The rent is really cheap - £60 a week which is fabulous being as almost every 1 bedroom property round here is over £500 a month. So I'm in for a winner with a 2 bedroom one.
Single - This morning Trevor and I broke up. We both could tell this was going to happen at some point. I think that we just held back because we were scared of the reactions. Thankfully we were very adult about it, with minimal tears and sad faces, alot of talking and confirmations of friendship, thus ending on good terms. I'd be lying if I said I was thoroughly dissapointed that it didn't work out - I honestly thought that this relationship was the one, but I guess I'm still young and niave and still have alot to learn. At least we're friends, I guess that's all that matters. There's nothing worse than ending things with animosity, especially when you've practically spent everyday with that person for over six months.
So, good news and bad. Nothing I can't handle. I just have to get on with it. I could really do with more friends in my neck of the woods. It's times like this when I need them. Unfortunately the only friend which is closest to this town is in Swindon. Not very comforting. I'll live.