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dotinthesky) wrote2003-03-27 03:14 pm
dotinthesky) wrote2003-03-27 03:14 pm
African green eyes
I went for my job interview today. Blah blah blah... now i feel like it's not the job for me, I shouldn't say yes if they pick me. They want "someone willing to commit themselves until the end of 2005." Hell, I don't know where I`ll be at the end of June!
Next plan: head for the temp agency that got me my present job, and ask them for something temporary and part-time.
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After the job interview, I got lost in the hospital. The place was laid out as a labyrinth. Then I ran into a black man with green eyes. I asked him how I could get out. He looked at me and said:
"You can't leave." He then started laughing.
I smiled politely, intrigued.
He bade me to follow him, asking "you`ve been working here for a week and still don't know your way around?"
I replied that it was my first time, I was there for an interview and test. To which he said "i`ve been here for 3 years and I still can't get out."
Was he some kind of benevolent hospital spirit?
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The days are so sunny in London. It's practically the Riviera, minus the beautiful people.
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I`m reading a great book right now, which I can't put down: The Famished Road, by Ben Okri. It's set in Nigeria. Go forth and read it, my palm-wine children
Next plan: head for the temp agency that got me my present job, and ask them for something temporary and part-time.
*********
After the job interview, I got lost in the hospital. The place was laid out as a labyrinth. Then I ran into a black man with green eyes. I asked him how I could get out. He looked at me and said:
"You can't leave." He then started laughing.
I smiled politely, intrigued.
He bade me to follow him, asking "you`ve been working here for a week and still don't know your way around?"
I replied that it was my first time, I was there for an interview and test. To which he said "i`ve been here for 3 years and I still can't get out."
Was he some kind of benevolent hospital spirit?
*********
The days are so sunny in London. It's practically the Riviera, minus the beautiful people.
*********
I`m reading a great book right now, which I can't put down: The Famished Road, by Ben Okri. It's set in Nigeria. Go forth and read it, my palm-wine children