takyi1205

It has never been this stressful for me. I've practically given up on looking for a job. What is frustrating is that a small firm wants to 'test' me out in their office, but I've only been able to go work on two Fridays, so I've two days of work spanning two weeks. This week I heard nothing from them so I didn't even work for another Friday. I am really fed up because I really need this job for my co-op term, but it is so frustrating to be an unofficial part-time probation worker for a potential 4 month work period. It is nearing the end of the time when I can begin a work term and still count as a credit so, if I don't get this cleared up so

I'm just on a rant right now. It's somewhat depressing that my school is located in the middle of nowhere. It's great because I am secluded and able to focus on my work, but when we require the resources that a large campus or city provides we are at a loss. Looking through the things I have to do this term is really depressing. I have a case study on a building in Toronto, the Older Women's Network Co-op (you should check it out sometime), but that just means I have to find the time to commute to and from Toronto. I also have a case study on a building located on the campus of my University. That is great! -- only if I were on campus. My Sc

Don't we all dread the day when school starts. Of course I am happy to begin another chapter of my education, and my school building is among one of the best (if I say so myself; but you'd expect nothing less from an Architecture school). I cannot believe one year has already passed since I entered University and I only have 4 more years left -- though I only have 24 months of study left. I'm excited to watch the first years suffer :3 -- if I'm not suffering too much myself. On a side note, I'm trying to change up my wardrobe to make it more business appropriate (but also casual appropriate at the same time) but man is it difficult to shop f