Friday, October 5, 2007

A dance story

Because I was tagged by Claudia and because I'm glad to be part of a blogger circle, I'll tell you a story. I'm warning you tho, it's not going to be very interesting because I'm not a dancer. But I'll tell you a story that involves dancing. mrgreen

The Ex Boyfriend worked for the department of environment and natural resources. They were having a Christmas themed party. I'm trying to say it with a straight face but there's nothing that annoys me more than the thought of dressing up as a renaissance girl. Knights, Kings, Queens, renaissance is something absolutely unattractive to me.So, we had to lend costumes and wear these stupid things. The dress I wore was hideous, I swear, it was terrible. I also was kinda scared that these people would be boring, a bunch of bureaucrat and/officials but to my surprise 90% of them were funny, relaxed and not uptight at all. lol

Anyway, after dinner it was dancing time. I had brought with me a change of clothes (regular clothes and shoes) to dance. It's near impossible to dance wearing renaissance clothes. (IMO anyway) So I told The Ex Boyfriend that I was going to go change ( he wasn't so thrilled about it), and many people did the same, we danced, laughed and drank. His colleague thought I was funny and sweet. mrgreen

That's kind of an uneventful dance story eh? lol Sorry, I can't dance, well, I love too but don't feel confident moving my body on a dance floor in front of people. I. Am. A. little. Weirdo. lol

I'm tagging:

Julia
Joy
April
Tout de Suite Buttercup
Vixen

Edited to add that you've got to tag 5 people with your story!

So I'm back from second interview...

It went really well, It lasted maybe 35 minutes?

They had questions related to their industry, asked me specific questions related to my reactions to the kind of situations that happen in the job I want at their place. It was pretty informal and not stressful as the first one. They told me they needed to discuss the interview amongst themselves and with other company related people and that I'd hear from them in the next 2 weeks. Their questions were related to consumer service, following company's guidelines, handling pressure and stress, teamwork.

I was more at peace when I left that when I arrived (I wasn't anxious, I was a little nervous that's it). smile I told them few times directly that I want the job, that I see myself work for them and that I'd be good. It couldn't have been more clear. It was a great interview.

I am proud and now that I rested, I'm back in shape. After the interview I went to TFB and SW's house for a coffee, chatted a little while but they had things to take care of so he took me home. I settle down and took a nap and boy did the short nap helped. I don't think I slept more than 30 minutes but It relaxed me, helped the pressure to go away. I tidyed up the home, fold some clothes, ate something and I'm not back in my me. mrgreen

I'm still yawning, dunno why but I'm in a good mood. I'm going to stay at home until 16h30 just in case they call. I've got an answering machine but at the moment it feels best to be at home. I'm going with friends tonight The Young Priest, The Seminarian, The Nurse and The Psych Nurse will be together, it'll be fun. Tomorrow is Saturday Guess who'll sleep in late? wink

Sunday is a big freaking day, there's going to be two cruise ships in town, it is also the closing mass of the Parish Anniversary with The Bishop! Yup, The Bishop's going to be at The Church, it's going to be long! lol TFB can't be my partner that day so The Tall Friend is joining me, we've already worked together so I know we make a great team so I know we'll have a good time.

I was tagged by Claudia for a dancing story, I'll try to find one, I'm just NOT a dancer. lol I absolutely have no experience but I'll do the memo, don't worry. mrgreen

So that's my update, I'm in a good more, still have a sore throat, I can't wait to get a phone call from Big Multinational Company. Thank you for every comment, for the thoughts, prayers, positive vibes!!!! They are appreciated.