Life after NH... is hard. My first act out of depression was drinking a bottle with champagne in Copenhagen airport with Gabor. And from the first day after arrival to my parents hometown I'm depressed. Aura of this place is sucking out all the energy and fun. My point is - I want away!
But at the same time I feel I should start study something. It's so hard to decide. Help!
Speaking about Mira's CV, she can add a lines like "expert in entertainment industry with experience in movie, TV and gaming fields" and "years of practice with computers and internet technologies". :)
Ending with a positive note - I got great Estonian sauna yesterday! And today I made almost 30 km bike trip. :)
But at the same time I feel I should start study something. It's so hard to decide. Help!
Speaking about Mira's CV, she can add a lines like "expert in entertainment industry with experience in movie, TV and gaming fields" and "years of practice with computers and internet technologies". :)
Ending with a positive note - I got great Estonian sauna yesterday! And today I made almost 30 km bike trip. :)
Hey,
ReplyDeleteThe bottle of champagne was the first act of depression, you say? Well, I wish I would smile like a lunatic and hug random people as you did when I’m depressed! :) That half bottle made both of us (half-)drunk, but at least you did not need to carry 40kg+ baggage randomly around Copenhagen searching for a hostel to stay in…
For me, obviously, the first thing to do was to get on a metro without checking where it goes and get lost in the beautiful Copenhagen. But I had the luck of drunks, passed many buildings (university, churches, library,etc.) we visited when we were there with the international class, and, eventually, I found a Danhostel to sleep in. In the morning – for the first time in my life – I almost managed to be late for my flight: it left at 10:30 to Budapest and the time of boarding was 10:00. I was there at the desk at 10.00 but the guy told me I was at the right desk to fly to Budapest, the only thing what was wrong was the airline – it was Malev (Hungarian airline) instead of Norwegian. And if he was me he would run. Although he did not know where. Well, me neither, buddy! At last he checked it on his pc and told me where I find “The Desk”. I ran like hell, occasionally hitting people with my shoulder and/or baggage and luckily caught the plane on time. (If the nice old lady with the vase reads this: I’m terribly sorry, but it was an ugly vase anyway.)
And now I’m back at home, should be looking for jobs... in Dublin, right?... is it still the plan? If you would like to study I’d start with English – would have been handy in Denmark too :) Or do you have something else in mind?
And what about the others? GIRLS, are you looking for jobs in Dublin? And how are you by the way? I had some news about Mira, but I do not know anything about the nice polish girls.
gdzie jesteście dziewczyny?
Hugs,
Gabor
PS: Leho! My hometown's football team is playing against Tallinn (you may have heard about it, it's the estonian capital) at the beginning/middle of July! Excited, huh? :)
Hey hey,
ReplyDeleteAs much as I hate to say it...I need you guys:P
I got this e-mail from Denmark, you know about the cleaning job, but I really don't know what to do. I'm looking for jobs now in Ireland, Scotland and England too, but nothing is sure and as hopefully I'm goind to Roskilde University, maybe this yould be the best options, but I'm not sure about the salary and if I got any in the first months.
I copy the e-mail, and I hope you guys will check it until Monday because I have to answer until that day.
What do you think? Should I go? I'm a little afraid because of the interview, and what if it would be only a waste of money because nothing is sure.
Ohh and I want to make posts as well but I don't really know how. :)
Thanks for the help!
Mira-gamemaster, head of kitchen duty
Hello
Now I have more information about the cleaning job in Danmark.
This course will start 02nd August 2010 here in Esbjerg and the course incl. cleaning course is going 9 months.
During the course you will have to keep your actually address, but after the course you will have to move to Jylland (Jylland is west Danmark) and you will stay here in our apartments in Esbjerg during course. ((Mira: I don't really understand this part - keep my address but stay there? or what???)
- Please tell me, how much experience you have in cleaning work (in month or years)((M:a hell of a lot))
- In week 28 (12th until 16th July) you will have an interview here in esbjerg and the next day an interview in the cleaning company. You will have to stay here overnight and we organise the overnight possibility.
(that's my bigges concern)
Please let me know until Monday if you are still interested and if you can come to the interview in week 28. We are not paying for the travel.
And we don´t know where you will have your job, but it will be in Jylland.
The interview is only in week 28 and you can´t stay where you are living now.
Miss you guys, hope to hear from you soon!
2gabby:
ReplyDeleteThose weren't random people I hug - i chose very carefully. :D
Nice adventures with train and in airport. :D
Football match!? Enjoy my 2 second long fake-excitment: yee-hoo!
2Mira:
This cleaning position seems to be too complicated. I doubt it's your dream job, it's not certain and it may have some conflicts with Roskilde plans. So I'm not sure this is the best oportunity to pursue.
And of course you need us. :)