I lived in Virginia with my parents. My mom used to be a teacher. My father was a cop. I do not live in a high-crime neighborhood. I can drive stickshift car. I drive trucks at night. I sleep most of the day. I hate my job. It took me some time to find my job. I'd like to switch jobs. I'd like to work for the postal service. I used to do deliveries before I started driving trucks. I have a sister who works at a hospital.
My mom is sick. I live in a sketchy neighborhood. I live in a high-crime neighborhood. My neighbors are noisy I complain a lot. I want to get a job. I am in school. I can't find any good job opportunities around me. I do not currently have a job. I can't drive stickshift. I'm considering moving after I graduate. My major is nursing.  I might apply for a hospital job after I graduate. I take care of my mother.
I applied for an opening at the USPS, should hear something in the next couple days. Thats great!  I hope you get an interview!  Then you can get off that terrible night shift Fingers crossed. In the winter, it's so tough to never see daylight. I go to bed before it gets light, and I wake up when it's already dark. It's like living in Alaska or something. LOL.  That is very hard, day light is good for your emotional well being.  what do you do on your days off? I look for work, to be honest. It's almost impossible to job hunt when I'm working because no place is home to contact when I'm actually awake. I can't wait to stop driving at this point. Maybe I should follow your lead and go back to school. How's it going, by the way? Its hard, but i think it will be worth it. once i'm a nurse I can probably get a job anywhere When you're in your last semester and you're looking for a job, please let me know. My sister might be able to put in a good word for you. Or, at the very least, you can give you some inside info about where is good to work and where isn't.  Wow that would be great.  If you go back to school what do you think you would like to study? If I go back, I think I'd follow in my mom's footsteps, and maybe become a teacher. She absolutely loved her job before she retired.  That would be a great occupation what grade do you think you would like to teach? I don't think I could teach any kids younger than high schoolers. I don't know how I would keep my sanity teaching middle-schoolers, though. Both of those ages are very emotional it might be easier to be with the little ones, where tying shoes are their biggest problems