I had another interview yesterday. It was for a company that is right down the street from me – it only took me 10 minutes to get there… with really heavy traffic.
I was finally interviewed for a job that I’m perfect for. Usually when I go to these things there’s always some question they ask that I have to answer “No”.
“So, do you do any SQL programming?” – well, no, I don’t. This time, no such questions were asked and I was happy and confident about my answers. I don’t want to get my hopes up, but isn’t that what they’re for?
In other sad news…
I was dealt a really emotional blow. I lost a pair of friends yesterday and I said my ‘goodbye’ today. They’ll be picked up tomorrow and I’m quite sure that my life will never be the same because they are not a part of my life anymore.
I have come to rely on this pair – heavily – over the past 10 years. I tried to recall how long I have known them and I think it’s around 9 or 10 years. They have become such an integral part of my life it just leaves me empty that I’ll be going on without them.
They were such a beautiful tandem, working seamlessly together to make my life more enjoyable – all our lives. A more hard-working duo you will be hard pressed to find.
When I met them they had recently come from Japan – or maybe Mexico… I’ve forgotten now. I always thought of them as American and it didn’t matter about their ancestry.
I was just sitting here thinking of all the good times we shared: New Year’s Eve, fireworks on the 4th of July, Christmas Mass with the Pope, the Superbowl and every new fall season – all through their eyes. We didn’t just watch history, we lived it. Well, maybe they watched history and I lived it. Anyhow…
Looking back as I am now, it seems weird that they won’t be there for me anymore. I won’t be able to watch them mature and I can no longer help them.
My TV and remote control will be sorely missed…
I was finally interviewed for a job that I’m perfect for. Usually when I go to these things there’s always some question they ask that I have to answer “No”.
“So, do you do any SQL programming?” – well, no, I don’t. This time, no such questions were asked and I was happy and confident about my answers. I don’t want to get my hopes up, but isn’t that what they’re for?
In other sad news…
I was dealt a really emotional blow. I lost a pair of friends yesterday and I said my ‘goodbye’ today. They’ll be picked up tomorrow and I’m quite sure that my life will never be the same because they are not a part of my life anymore.
I have come to rely on this pair – heavily – over the past 10 years. I tried to recall how long I have known them and I think it’s around 9 or 10 years. They have become such an integral part of my life it just leaves me empty that I’ll be going on without them.
They were such a beautiful tandem, working seamlessly together to make my life more enjoyable – all our lives. A more hard-working duo you will be hard pressed to find.
When I met them they had recently come from Japan – or maybe Mexico… I’ve forgotten now. I always thought of them as American and it didn’t matter about their ancestry.
I was just sitting here thinking of all the good times we shared: New Year’s Eve, fireworks on the 4th of July, Christmas Mass with the Pope, the Superbowl and every new fall season – all through their eyes. We didn’t just watch history, we lived it. Well, maybe they watched history and I lived it. Anyhow…
Looking back as I am now, it seems weird that they won’t be there for me anymore. I won’t be able to watch them mature and I can no longer help them.
My TV and remote control will be sorely missed…