Wednesday, October 25, 2006
I'm sending off my Korea application today. It's all in the envelope waiting to go.
Yesterday I decided I wanted to apply for a grad position with the department of energy, utility and sustainability but it starts in late January and I possibly won't be here so I can't apply now.
This new job is a bit boring, it's in Bondi Junction and I have become slave-girl to the girl who normally does reception. Basically I'm here to lighten her load, and that involves doing all the usual Office Junior jobs like errands, and the dishwasher. But so far there has been no opposition to my checking emails etc when there's nothing to do. The worst part about working in Bondi Junction is that I have to walk about ten whole minutes to the bus stop, as opposed to simply crossing the road to catch a bus to the city. And it's uphill. But on the plus side, Olya comes to BJ all the time so we are going to have lunch, and the bus home only takes ten minutes.
For uni all assignments are DONE YIPPEE and now I've only got two exams left this semester, and two and half more years of assignments and exams as of March next year. I'm seriously considering doing three subjects next year just to speed up the process. I'm wondering if I could handle going to uni three nights a week and increasing the work load by 50%... 3 subjects is almost full-time. I think I might go for it anyway, life's too short to worry about such trivialities!
1. 2 subjects
2. 3 subjects
3. 3 subjects
4. 4 subjects. (full-time)
Sounds like a plan. And that makes it only two years. I've decided to only do one specialisation, in Organisation and Management Studies, because if I ever did research, that's what I would want to do it in. ¶ 08:54
Yesterday I decided I wanted to apply for a grad position with the department of energy, utility and sustainability but it starts in late January and I possibly won't be here so I can't apply now.
This new job is a bit boring, it's in Bondi Junction and I have become slave-girl to the girl who normally does reception. Basically I'm here to lighten her load, and that involves doing all the usual Office Junior jobs like errands, and the dishwasher. But so far there has been no opposition to my checking emails etc when there's nothing to do. The worst part about working in Bondi Junction is that I have to walk about ten whole minutes to the bus stop, as opposed to simply crossing the road to catch a bus to the city. And it's uphill. But on the plus side, Olya comes to BJ all the time so we are going to have lunch, and the bus home only takes ten minutes.
For uni all assignments are DONE YIPPEE and now I've only got two exams left this semester, and two and half more years of assignments and exams as of March next year. I'm seriously considering doing three subjects next year just to speed up the process. I'm wondering if I could handle going to uni three nights a week and increasing the work load by 50%... 3 subjects is almost full-time. I think I might go for it anyway, life's too short to worry about such trivialities!
1. 2 subjects
2. 3 subjects
3. 3 subjects
4. 4 subjects. (full-time)
Sounds like a plan. And that makes it only two years. I've decided to only do one specialisation, in Organisation and Management Studies, because if I ever did research, that's what I would want to do it in. ¶ 08:54
