Are you still unemployed?

Yes yes yes!!!

First of all, everyone around me especially my family members are very fine with that fact because they believe that there shouldn't be any rush especially it concerns your future. It's like going to a war, in order to win big in the game, you should plan accordingly. Literally. Now, I'm done with my first quarter of my life, the student life and now the remaining three quarter would be my working life, (assume that I'd live up to 100 years) Hmm, whatever it is, i simply love their thinking, "we don't need your money to support the family. Rest as long as you could until you get your desired job". See, that's what I call, LOVE. haha.

I do receive offers, but I declined because I'm waiting for this particular company. I've done the medical check up three weeks ago and until now, there isn't any feed backs. I called the company for n times but no body, NO BODY pick it up. Damn diao, right? Argghhh... Tell me what to do! I just hope on Monday, they'd call me and say "Hi ST, congratulations!". However, my mom wants me to go work in Singapore and I've applied a few companies through Internet. One day, probably a month ago, I received a call from a singapore company, set a date for the interview and then, no more response. No email, nothing to verify the interview date. KNNCCB la. AND when I called back, there was no body, AGAIN, no body picking up the phone. Zzz.

So, I wonder they screened my number or probably I've been pranked. I don't know. Maybe the big companies have so much protocols and procedures that they have to follow before they could employ an employee. Sien.

Well, being unemployed for almost four months, (actually I think only 2 months because I've only apply for jobs when I've released from P, whatever it is) I've been constantly on the move. A while in KL, a while in Melaka, a while in UTP, a while in Teluk Intan, a while in KB, a while back to KL and so on or so forth. It's really nice to be around different places because it's the time to do some gathering and meeting up people before you're being bounded by long-time commitment. Guess where I'm now?

Clue: I'm slurping iced cendol and my brother was shouting from downstairs "Jie, lai chiak liu lian" - translation "Sisters, come and eat durian".

Ahhh, I just love being unemployed. Don't you?