I love The Beatles. I have three sisters. I am attending nursing school. I got a small scholarship. I wanted to be a doctor when I was young. I don't want to spend too much time training to be a doctor.   I live in a studio apartment. I live with my parents. I only speak one language.
I enjoys music from both The Beatles and Rush. I am an only child. I have two children. I live in an apartment currently. I am unemployed and looking for work. I am trilingual. I have had no luck finding a job. I may need to go back to college. I need to make money quickly.
Have you been able to find a new job? Sadly not. I'm going to keep trying but it's pretty disheartening to be honest. Have you got a job or are you just attending college? Nursing school keeps me pretty busy so right now I'm just concentrating on that. I hope I can get something part time once I'm more settled in and comfortable at school. I miss the working world and school gets kind of insular, you know? But I know it's tough out there in terms of finding a job. So don't get too fed up with it -- it's not you that's the problem! Thanks! It's key to stay motivated as it's kinda a given you are gonna get a lot of rejections before you have any success. I can imagine college must be pretty time consuming! I hope you get to have some free time. I might be going back to college ! It couldn't hurt with your job search, that's for sure. A degree can make a lot of difference -- sometimes employers are just looking for something to distinuish one appllicant from another and a diploma does the trick a lot of the time. I hope you're able to do that, if it's what you want. That's so true! So many jobs ask for a degree nowadays that it seems like a key thing to have. I certainly think I should have gone to college when I was younger but I still have no clue what I You're still young, relatively speaking. Besides, you're never too old to learn something new. You're never too old to educate yourself a bit more. In fact, that's when you get old -- when you stop learning and exploring and refining yourself. So I'm with you! Thanks that's really nice to hear. It does feel odd going to college when you're older but a lot more people are doing it than they did in the past. I just need to work out what I'd like to study so I can narrow down my options. How did you decide on nursing?  This will seem silly, but it's because my mom used to watch General Hospital and I would watch it with her when I was a kid. It seemed like a cool life to lead, and as I got older, I realized how important it is, too. It just resonated with me more and more as I grew up. Still does! That's really nice and not at all silly! Nursing is such a valuable area to go into and so important! Hopefully you will have no difficulty finding a nursing job when you graduate. The world always needs nurses after all!  Thank you! I hope so, too. That's the other nice thing about the school -- they have leads on jobs and they can offer a lot of help when that time comes. So I feel pretty good about what the future holds, in that area at least. Speaking of school, have you ever thought about teaching -- language, I mean? Considering you speak three of them fluently. That sounds great and I'm glad you're able to feel optimistic! I have! Languages are always in demand so I did consider it. It's certainly something for me to look into and hopefully will give me an edge when looking for long-term work!