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locker_monsterJust finished the first two seasons of Classic Doctor Who. 67 individual episodes (14 serials) over 9 days. I'm kind of thankful I had seen two serials previously and one serial is lost to time; I don't think I've ever watched so much TV. Not that too much TV is a bad thing. :-) I think I'll take a break now, though. I still have like 650 individual episodes to go but they're not going anywhere and I'll need something to do if I can't find a job.
Ah yes, the job front. Still nothing new. I was hoping to get a position with another company doing the same kind of work, but the project is full. So I either wait to see if the company can find something, I start job hunting (bleh), I go back to the employment agency, or I can sit around and go on EI for a bit. As appealing as the last option sounds, I don't think I could do it. I'd probably get bored really quickly. Also, my mother would probably nag me to look for a job. ;-) Just imagine the scene from "Partners in Crime" with Donna and her mother.
But it's shredding time at work and that's something. It's like the end of term. There's a whole crap lot of papers we don't need anymore so it all has to go out for shredding. I can't wait to dump all my data entry stuff. It'll be more fun than moving around binders for the seventh time in like four months.
I know I should care more about staying employed, but I just don't have the energy right now.
Ah yes, the job front. Still nothing new. I was hoping to get a position with another company doing the same kind of work, but the project is full. So I either wait to see if the company can find something, I start job hunting (bleh), I go back to the employment agency, or I can sit around and go on EI for a bit. As appealing as the last option sounds, I don't think I could do it. I'd probably get bored really quickly. Also, my mother would probably nag me to look for a job. ;-) Just imagine the scene from "Partners in Crime" with Donna and her mother.
But it's shredding time at work and that's something. It's like the end of term. There's a whole crap lot of papers we don't need anymore so it all has to go out for shredding. I can't wait to dump all my data entry stuff. It'll be more fun than moving around binders for the seventh time in like four months.
I know I should care more about staying employed, but I just don't have the energy right now.
