Wednesday, April 26, 2006

Le Rogue Monkey: Haha, I bet it's nice for you after having to suffer through my moody moods :p You'd better be smiling more, too. 'Tis not fair otherwise *hugs*

Tony: And despite the little interaction we've got going, you're pretty spot-on with your observation *laughs* If I made more of an effort to use my brain I'm sure we could have conversations, but as it stands you're leagues ahead of me in terms of having educated opinions on games/tv and movies/music. Though you're probably not allergic to sillyness but let's keep on the safe side :p

Shabam: *blushes and pounces* Feel free to aim that bullet of love in my direction any time, love ;3

Piro: Awww, while a return of Musashiden would be splendorific, I'll always have the archives to maintain/uphold my addiction ;p

Becky: *poses and snuggles* Remember me when you're published ~_^

Sean: XD Hopefully I'll make you plenty proud of me from now on onward ^___^ See it as a reward to us both for sticking out the hard times *hugs*

Sarah: *glomps* Many heartfelt thoughts to your dad, whom I hope will get a lot better. With you around he's bound to, anyway _^_

Evil: -^_^- It sure is nice to bounce around with a smile more often. Especially since I get to share the happiness with those who've stood by me through the pouts :3

Shimmy-Loo: *shakes her furry legs* Can't stop moving, grooving, now :D Oh! A couple of nights ago I dreamt that you came to visit me, which made me totally giddy, and I got to give you a big hug. Can it get better than that? I say not ~_^

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Ok, so the Taco dinner won't be this Friday. Don't worry, it's not cancelled. Just postponed until next week. We shall have Tacos yet! Instead there'll be some bowling and possibly food on Saturday. A married couple (friends of Juliette and Eleine's) extended the invitation to me and who am I to say no, ey? And there'll probably be some of the people who've attended previous gatherings, so it's not like it'll be a stiff game and lame dinner..... Not that I think social gatherings are turned boring in the company of married people! Hehehehe, nearly got myself into unintentional trouble there ^_^;;;;


Slightly miffed at dad and Eleine who promised to write up a short paragraph or two on the subject 'How I see Mimmi'. Guess I'll just have to remember what's been said about me over the years and do it myself why depend on others when you'll end up doing it yourself? :D. Hey, if I can write glorious reviews on other people it shouldn't be too hard to do it with myself, huh? :p

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The past two days in my internship program have been all about information. First up was a guy who gave the entire history of Sweden's union founding and purpose. Amazing what you know of but don't know much about. I'll hold off with joining anything until a steady job hits me.

Today a lady came in to talk about taxes and working 'white' vs 'black'. I tried to find what the English term is for that but came up emptyhanded. The closest was 'moonlighting', haha. Anyway. Working legally (white) provides you with insurance, money on your old age and benefits of healthcare. While they're advocating white labour, though, people are taking in workers from Poland and other countries to work for miniscule pay (mostly in fields like cleaning and farm work). 'Black' jobs give you money under the table (fast and easy money, yay) and gives you cash for the moment, which is when most people want it, but leaves your old age pension pretty dry. So there are pros and cons abound, everywhere.

Tomorrow we'll take a closer look on how to sell our souls market ourselves on the job market. More boosting of the confidence, huzzah! :)

*falls asleep*

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